[muglo] Re: Burned Sessions
- From: "Eric D" <hideme666@xxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: muglo@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Thu, 12 Feb 2004 17:14:11 -0500
>info; I use a "Sharpie" fine point permanent marker.
Sharpies great for anything
>650 MB seem to be best size, but most are now 700 MB & I haven't noticed
>any difference.
With 700s you get closer to the edge so you have a greater chance to loose
stuff if the edge gets damaged (of course, if you treat them right it
doesn't matter). I also find it best not to burn a 700 MB CD fuller than 695
MB (nothing really scientific about it, just doesn't cause any headaches
with file size & crap like that as 699 MB can).
>I mostly buy mine at Forest City Surplus on Dundas at Third St.
>Universal is the brand and they are marked as 48 x speed, type 80,
>compact disc recordable. I don't buy rewriteables as the discs are so
>cheap it hardly seems worth the extra cost, besides the used discs make
Ah, the joys of the flush-toilet society. Not to mention that CDs generate
quite a bit of toxic waste in both their manufacture and disposal.
CD-RWs are actually quite useful and should definitely be part of your
repertoire. They also allow you to recover from errored burns (not due to CD
burner or media but to software) much easier since you didn't just create a
coaster.
>BTW my research into printers indicates that the best value seem to be
>Canon, almost all models are O/S X rated, both on the packaging & their
>web site. They have the most number of ink cartridges and the prices are
>good with frequent specials at Future Shop; Staples have a very poor
>selection.
HPs are pretty good, as are Samsungs. HP is the defacto standard for
printers so there is an advantage to going with HP.
Eric.
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