Hi Barbara, You CANNOT and MUST NOT put the small 80 millimetre diameter CDs into this type of drive. It will disappear if you are not careful, and the drive will need to be dismantled to remove it. For anyone who has never seen these small CDs, they come in various forms, some even the shape of a business or credit card with a hole in the middle. If you look at your conventional CD's tray, you will see that there is a recessed section where they fit. George. From: jaws-uk-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx [mailto:jaws-uk-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx] On Behalf Of Barbara Wilson Sent: 02 April 2008 05:19 To: jaws-uk Subject: [jaws-uk] Tiny CDs I apologise that this isn't JAWS related, but perhaps someone could Email me off list if they can help me? The DVD/CD player on my computer is just an open slot. You push the disc in so far and then the machine grabs hold of it and pulls it in the rest of the way. So how does that work with those tiny discs you get today if you have any gadget requiring software? I've tried pushing it in, but the machine does not grab hold of it and pull it in. If I push it on in nothing happens and I'm in danger of it disappearing out of my fingers and getting stuck inside. Do I need some kind of an adapter? Thanks for any help offered. Barbara barkingbabs@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx