Theoretically the CD/DVD markers have a chemical composition which is
more safe in the long term for putting on plastic.
db
One Man wrote:
Is it really true that one should only write on a cd with a marker labeled
CD/DVD marker? The Sharpie I bought for that purpose doesn't really seem any
different than regular Fine and Ultra Fine Sharpies -- just more expensive! :)
--- On Mon, 10/5/09, Terry Kilburg <kilb...@iowatelecom.net> wrote:
From: Terry Kilburg <kilb...@iowatelecom.net>
Subject: [CGUYS] CD just erased by itself!
To: COMPUTERGUYS-L@LISTSERV.AOL.COM
Date: Monday, October 5, 2009, 11:24 AM
I had a data cd that i saved a few documents, emails on and my email addys and
favorites for about 2 yrs. Now when i load the cd, it's blank! I have the
things on the 'puter so i can put 'em back on.
I have an LCD monitor and i put the cd back in the case and set it a few inches
away...is the a small magnetic force that eventually wipes the cd?
I save them to the cd...would it be better if I burned them on instead or it
doesn't matter?
Terry Kilburg
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