Sio said:
well said Tim! BTW, I'm a she:)
Red-faced Tim replies:
I beg your pardon, and offer apologies. :)
A girl in my son's class at school is named Siobhana, I should have made
the connection. I think I subconsciously hooked your name up with
Sib, one of the early drummers for Boston (one
Sherry wrote:
We've now lost most of the images we tried to archive but in the future
I guess we'll just have to put a few on each CD-R. I think we're just
not used to thinking in terms of using a huge storage capacity for one
or two relatively small items and letting the rest of the disk go to
well said Tim! BTW, I'm a she:)
On 29 Jan 2003 at 9:26, Furry, Tim wrote:
Sherry wrote:
We've now lost most of the images we tried to archive but in the future
I guess we'll just have to put a few on each CD-R. I think we're just
not used to thinking in terms of using a huge storage capacity
At 09:26 AM 01/29/2003 -0600, Tim Furry wrote:
...although, for Murphy's sake, I'd probably make two of them.
Tim
Always! :) CDRs are so inexpensive (sometimes, even free with
the right rebates) that there's no excuse to not do so.
With double CDR backups, you can keep one copy handy for when
Also, if you are archiving material what is the benefit of using CD-RW
over CDR?
What software are you using for burning? Since the advent of buffer
under run protection I have had zero coasters.
You might want to look into Nero Burning ROM:
http://www.nero.com/en/
There's a free trial
Siobhan,
I'm archiving quarterly newsletters, for one thing. We went with CD-RW,
not knowing about their unreliability (that not being a feature usually
when one buys things) because one measly newsletter hardly takes up any
room at all and we wanted to be able to add them as we went along. We've
On January 28, 2003 at 10:12, Siobhan Thomas wrote:
Also, if you are archiving material what is the benefit of using CD-RW
over CDR?
If you are backing up automatically using something like:
http://www.karenware.com/powertools/ptreplicator.asp
then CD-RW works well. I have a client that uses
Well, I find Nero much easier to use then easy cd creater. It just offers
a lot more functionality IMO. Does Speedy CD have any kind of check
box which says something like prevent buffer under runs?
In terms of CDR versus CDRW... I usually use CDRs for backups and
for some reason like the fact
My wish list: a DVD-RW...
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Sherry,
If you are running Windows XP (which I doubt since you are standardized on
NN 4.x) you can burn a cd by dragging and dropping on the cdrom drive. I
don't know anything about Speedy CD but with EZ CD Creator even if you
create the files with UDF format once the cd is full you can then
sherry from duckland wrote:
I'm not happy with the CD-RW technology at all. I'm supposed to be
archiving material (images, especially) onto CD-RW disks for my office.
It helps to have the feedback that the disks are so often no good. Does
anyone have any explanation for this phenomenon? I'd pay
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