thank you for your reply, k shaffer.:-)sincerely, jim k

K.Shaffer wrote:
>>Hello.
>>
>>1. Yes, you could run it on a laptop without any problems..
>>2. If it is not on the list, it is not supported.
>>3. There are some USB drives that do work with CD Architect... I
>>think (although I may be wrong) that a couple of the supported Sony
>>drives are USB. Some of the Hewlett Packard drives are also
USB...but
>>I'm not sure which ones.
>>4. As of now, I am not sure. I have no information regarding this.
>>
>>Thanks Jim.
>>
>>
>>jim kost wrote:
>>>>hi sf tech/anybody--
>>>>
>>>>i am considering purchasing cd architect, but before doing
>>>>so, i need answers to the following questions:
>>>>
>>>>1) can i run pgm on a laptop (gateway 9300-pII/400-288mb
>>>>ram)?
>>>>2) is the archos (www.archos.com)line of portable cdr/rw's
>>>>supported (could not find in list of supported drives...)?
>>>>3) if usb implementation for port drivers has been fixed,
>>>>would it then follow all usb drives could both
>>>>hypothetically and in actuality be supportd?
>>>>4) lastly, plans for I-EEE (firewire) support?
>>>>
>>>>thanks in advance for your replies...
>>>>best,
>>>>jim k :-) :-)
>>>>
>>>>ps-sf rocks my world