>
> Pulled out my old OSX installation disc ($99 full price at CompUSA back in
> the Fall of 2001) to redo the installation process. After getting --cannot
> write files to this disc--error messages , inspection of the CD revealed a
> one inch scratch ! I have no intentions of buying a new CD, and have no
> local buddy for a "loaner".
Look around at stores for a product called simply "CD Scratch Remover". If
applied properly per directions, it removes or clears up some of the worst
scratches. Had a DVD that would skip about 20 minutes at a particular spot.
This stuff cleared it up enough that it only stuttered. Returned the DVD,
but it shows that it does help a lot. I also know that Pledge works on
smaller scratches.
Hamlin
'I pledge allegiance to the flag of the United States of America, and to the
republic for which it stands, one nation, indivisible, with equality liberty
and justice for all.'
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