Hey guys, a lot of discussion of what 80 minutes means and how good
Memorex RW-CD's work (I agree, they work fine) ... but let's not forget
the question; which is, Why the h--- is it happening? How can I stop
all the letters from changing to upper case when copying/moving from the
C-drive to the
I use CDRW with packet writing, but use a program called WinOnCD (now by
Roxio). I also use the driver for that program and have not experienced
the change in case as you are with the Adaptec software. Apparently,
this is just a case of the software handling rather than common to all
packet
CLINT writes ... (You have cd*RW* media that holds 700mb? I've heard of
700mb CDR, but not 700mb CDRW yet).
Yes, Clint, I'm looking at the box right now. It says Memorex, CD-RW,
rewritable compact discs for computer CD rewriters ... 700mb, 80minute
(whatever that means), 4x multi speed .. It's
Ok, that's probably before formatting. After you format a
CDRW disk that is rated at 650mb, you end up with only about
535mb usable space. The minutes is how many minutes in
audio they can hold. 650mb is 74 min. Yeah.I'm very
aware they come in many different brands. ;-)
I've kinda
I use CDRW with packet writing, but use a program called WinOnCD (now by
Roxio). I also use the driver for that program and have not experienced
the change in case as you are with the Adaptec software. Apparently,
this is just a case of the software handling rather than common to all
packet
That's 80 *minutes*. :)
-Clint
God Bless Us All
Clint Hamilton, Owner
http://OrpheusComputing.com ©
- Original Message -
From: Steve [EMAIL PROTECTED]
The 80MB is the amount of audio it will hold as a CD-Audio.
I too have
700MB CD-RW's from memorex, they work great.
At 04:15 AM
heh yeah, I realized that after I had sent the email
fingers and brain don't communicate much
At 10:22 PM 10/22/02 , you wrote:
That's 80 *minutes*. :)
-Clint
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Note to Peter Kaulback (and anyone else who might have a similar problem)
Original problem ... Whenever I copy files to a RW-CD (that's how I back up my
material), the names all change to caps. It happens also when copying from the
RW-CD to the hard drive. It does not change the functioning of
Not solved yet...
Original Problem ... This has been going on since I've had this setup,
Windows98, a pentium Hewlett-Packard, plenty of memory, everything works
well (about 2 and a half years).
Whenever I copy files to a RW-CD (that's how I back up my material), the
names all change to caps. It
Harold, what software are you using to burn the cd-rw?
Peter Kaulback
In the hour of 07:46 PM 10/18/2002 -0400, Harold B spoke this:
Not solved yet...
Original Problem ... This has been going on since I've had this setup,
Windows98, a pentium Hewlett-Packard, plenty of memory, everything works
Greetings from Brighton Beach,
This has been going on since I've had this setup, Windows98, a pentium
Hewlett-Packard, plenty of memory, everything works well
(about 2 and a half years).
Whenever I copy files to a RW-CD (that's how I back up my material), the names all
change to caps. It
Bring up a windows Explorer window and click on View, the folder
options. Click on the View tab and check to see that the 'allow upper
case' is not checked. If its checked, this is the source of your
problem. Uncheck it and the file name case should return to the lower
case.
Keith Thompson
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