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Have you ever heard this "rumor" before??
Have you ever heard a rumor that after burning a music or data CDR that
you should wait for a period of time (usually like between 5 - 15 minutes) before playing it or reading data (or exposing it to any type of laser) in order to give the "newly burned" ink dyes time to "settle in" and "solidify"? |
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Have you ever heard this "rumor" before??
The Space Boss wrote:
Have you ever heard a rumor that after burning a music or data CDR that you should wait for a period of time (usually like between 5 - 15 minutes) before playing it or reading data (or exposing it to any type of laser) in order to give the "newly burned" ink dyes time to "settle in" and "solidify"? Nope, but I thought after it ejected it was a good idea to push the drawer back in. what new and exciting way to worry us will they come up with next? -- Paul (she dreams in color, she dreams in red) ------------------------------------------------------ Stop and Look http://www.geocities.com/dreamst8me/ |
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Have you ever heard this "rumor" before??
Paul Heslop wrote:
The Space Boss wrote: Have you ever heard a rumor that after burning a music or data CDR that you should wait for a period of time (usually like between 5 - 15 minutes) before playing it or reading data (or exposing it to any type of laser) in order to give the "newly burned" ink dyes time to "settle in" and "solidify"? Nope, but I thought after it ejected it was a good idea to push the drawer back in. what new and exciting way to worry us will they come up with next? You could worry about the ink supply running out. Dave Cohen |
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Have you ever heard this "rumor" before??
Dave Cohen wrote:
Paul Heslop wrote: The Space Boss wrote: Have you ever heard a rumor that after burning a music or data CDR that you should wait for a period of time (usually like between 5 - 15 minutes) before playing it or reading data (or exposing it to any type of laser) in order to give the "newly burned" ink dyes time to "settle in" and "solidify"? Nope, but I thought after it ejected it was a good idea to push the drawer back in. what new and exciting way to worry us will they come up with next? You could worry about the ink supply running out. Dave Cohen nooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo ooooooooooo! -- Paul (she dreams in color, she dreams in red) ------------------------------------------------------ Stop and Look http://www.geocities.com/dreamst8me/ |
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