how do you save project in DiskImage ? Using Disk Utility ? Or ?????

do I have to Build thr project in a TS_Folder and then bring it in Disk Utility ?
Merci,
Jean

do I have to Build thr project in a TS_Folder and
then bring it in Disk Utility ?
Merci,
Jean
No, you can save directly to a disc image by doing the following:
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2. In the General tab of the Build & Format window, you'll see a section for Destination. The output device here probably defaults to your DVD writer. Change it to "Hard Drive". Now, the output format item will become active, and likely defaults to ".img"
3. Perform the Build & Format, and when it finishes you'll have an .img file which you can burn to disc using Disk Utility, Toast, or any other program that can burn from a disc image.

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