Windows 7 install failed.How do I boot into mac?

Hi,
I tried to install windows 7 using the bootcamp assistant.I burnt the support software onto a separate disk but when I tried to install Windows 7 Ultimate 32 bit it asks me to load a CD/DVD driver.I cannot eject the Windows media for this driver?How do I boot back into OSX as this is very frustrating?

Restart with the Option key held down, tab to the Mac OS X system, press Enter, and then select it in the Startup Disk pane of System Preferences.
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