"Harry Travis" said:



>Spake Harry,
>Markers whose ink smells like lacquer or oil-paint thinner or remover,
>the usual "magic" and other permanent markers,can disolve the lacquer
>coat on the CD/DVD and decrease the chance you'll be able to read it,
>if not immediately, then over time.

>The markers specially made for writing on CDs are water or alcohol
>based, and are said by experts to be preferable.

>I'm a skeptic about special products. But this seems reasonable. Some
>of the major graphics materials supplier put their name on them, and
>I'd trust that they are for real. (Unlike, say, special CD cleaners or
>CDRW cleaning devices.)

>answering:
>        inkleput{at}isp.com  ' message of:
>        08/22/05  at 02:07 PM,
>        About:Re: [OS2HW] What Is THE Secret To Re-using CD-RW Disks
>???

> I use an ordinary ink marker and clean off old marks with alcohol.


> JimL

>HPT


Jim L, via eCS 1.15 version of OS/2



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