When the gap is set at 0 seconds, a few frames are written between each track, resulting in a pause of a few milliseconds. These extra frames are inaudible, unless you're recording something that changes tracks during a continuous swatch of audio, which would be one of the major reasons to have a pause of zero seconds. And while we're on the subject, let's sit back and appreciate how simple, powerful, and intuitive Toast is. It really does a lot more than you realize, but it's so clever and so easy to use that it's easy to overlook how well designed the interface and underlying code is. I'm with you.
Toast is one tasty program.
I use it almost every day and can't even remember what it was like before I got it. It will surely change his bosses mind. That's a good one. I've seen this report, prepared by Gistics, Inc. before and it's a good one. 48.5 more hours in on-site meetings, reflecting the need for more project coordination and traffic management.