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[lenntoast]

Here's one I haven't encountered before:

I recently upgraded to Toast 10 after several years of using Toast 8 (and Toast 7, since 8 had a nasty habit of losing entire chunks of audio/video when copying DVDs), and this last weekend tried to create my first music DVD with the new version.

While the audio seems to be just fine, the menus are completely blank except for the background and the images associated with the playlists and individual tracks. There's no disc title, playlist title, song information, or button labels. Really weird stuff.

Sadly, I've never had the music DVD function screw up visually so I didn't think to keep my copy of Toast 8 as backup.

Has anyone else here run into this problem and successfully corrected it? Suggestions are welcomed and encouraged.

I'm using Toast 10.0.6 on an iMac G5 with 2 GB of RAM with Leopard 10.5.8.

Thanks in advance,
Kevin

[tsantee]

This is a bug with the latest Toast 10 updates used on G5 Macs. You need to use Toast 10.0.3 or before to get the menu text.

[lenntoast]

This is a bug with the latest Toast 10 updates used on G5 Macs. You need to use Toast 10.0.3 or before to get the menu text.

Figures. I reinstalled 10.0.1 (the version in the retail box), and it now works just fine. (Well, except the age-old problem of not allocating enough space for complete song titles—it can't even handle all of "Papa's Got A Brand New Bag" or "Church of the Poison Mind", for example.)

Thanks!
Kevin