HW: Alan Davey's "Sci-fi-delic" CD-R

[J Strobridge]

Carl Edlund Anderson writes:

> On ons 23 dec 1998 16.59 -0500 "Paul Mather" <paul at GROMIT.DLIB.VT.EDU>
> wrote:

> > Actually, if you read the small print on CD-Rs, you can find out whether
> > or not they are safe to label.  Most of the ones I buy aren't, and
> > explicitly tell you not to attach labels of any kind; they can only be
> > written on with a felt-tipped pen or similar.  If you want to put labels

Ack!!! mine has a white (apparently paper) label with blue writing on
it - does this mean I should try and take the label off as soon as
possible?   What would folk recommend?   The sound doesn't seem to be
affected in any way just at the moment though.   Advice??

On the other hand my copy is just an ordinary CD not designed to play in
a computer or anything - is this ok?


>      This may well be the source of my problem.  I got the "limited
> edition" CD-R which had a pictorial label stuck to the CD-R and
> perhaps its glue corroded the CD-R.
>
>      Arse.
>
>      Well, I'll have to see if I can hunt down fresh copies!


Send it back to him with a note explaining the situation - I'm sure
he'll find you another copy - he's always been really friendly
and helpful whenever I've written!

jill

ObSeasonalObservation>  3 minutes to midnight on Christmas Day and it
starts snowing - it *is* a while Christmas after all!

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