The client will have to wait for the 2000 before he can sue. It was founded by a guy from Sun, and it seems they're developing a new RISC chip which, according to the rumors, will run Windows software. They push the specs to record more music on the media than you can copy at home. And if there is data before Track One, apparently that CD is uncopyable. On the PC side, I want it to read long filenames.
Toast supports that.
I think there's a checkbox for long filename preference. Available at all the usual online download locations. Not only can it search your local drive, it can search over a network, including the Internet itself, piggybacking onto popular search engines like AltaVista, HotBot, Infoseek, and more, as well as the Apple Tech Info Library. This is very cool. This is very very cool.