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<blockquote data-quote="IWT" data-source="post: 1949146" data-attributes="member: 83420">[USER=419635]@hunter29[/USER] Try this please.&nbsp; Open Finder.&nbsp; Then use the Keyboard combination of &quot;Command plus Comma&quot; to enter Finder Settings.&nbsp; If you have difficulty with Keyboard shortcuts, then Click on the Finder icon and from the dropdown, select &quot;Settings&quot;.Once Settings is open, Click on &quot;Sidebar&quot; and you will see this:[ATTACH=full]40070[/ATTACH]Make sure that &quot;CDs, DVDs and iOS Devices&quot; is ticked as above.This ensures that when you attach a CD or DVD to your Mac, it should be open and seen, in your case your music CD.Then, as Bob (Ferrarr) said, you can &quot;select the data (files), and drag to where you want them, then drop them in whichever folder you select&quot;.Can you try this please?&nbsp; And post back.Ian</blockquote>

[QUOTE="IWT, post: 1949146, member: 83420"] [USER=419635]@hunter29[/USER] Try this please. Open Finder. Then use the Keyboard combination of "Command plus Comma" to enter Finder Settings. If you have difficulty with Keyboard shortcuts, then Click on the Finder icon and from the dropdown, select "Settings". Once Settings is open, Click on "Sidebar" and you will see this: [ATTACH type="full"]40070[/ATTACH] Make sure that "CDs, DVDs and iOS Devices" is ticked as above. This ensures that when you attach a CD or DVD to your Mac, it should be open and seen, in your case your music CD. Then, as Bob (Ferrarr) said, you can "select the data (files), and drag to where you want them, then drop them in whichever folder you select". Can you try this please? And post back. Ian [/QUOTE]

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