-> ->  Why are you closing out CD-RW disks after they are filled?? 
-> -> Ity is far better to use them as RW's and then when they are Full burn 
-> -> the contents to a CD-R 
->    
->    I am not closing them and that is the problem or so I am told. This 
-> one CD-RW is not useable and I had filled it up with some PRGs that I 
-> wanted to use here. It will have to wait. 

Wel lif it just suddenlt stopped being read by the Drive that burned it
you are sufferning form what I am talking aobut CD-RW's have the
Tendency to suddenly Die becaseu the Media is far less stabel then the
CD-R media. You know that you can set up a Regualr CD-R as Drag and
Drop undr Adaptec's Direct CD, or what ever the Nero equilivent is. And
when it is full close it out and have a very stable Archive.
I don't trust CD-RW's, I find them about as Unreliable as the old Analog
Tapes I used im my Colorado Jumbo and HP Colorado drives.
I only use them for temporary Machine to Machine transfers of Large
files stored on my Hard Disk.
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