TW>  Yuo are on Thin Ice though. the "Solvent" in the Sharpie
is a little
 TW> strong for real archives of the stuff you really don;t to loose.

I've read both pro and con about the sharpie.  Most seem to feel it's ok an 
later blanks that have a added layer of protection - most do nowdays.  
Someof the early blanks, and I suspect those old 'gold' ones that Fry's 
used to sell, have only a very thin layer of protection on the top and that 
is at risk.


 TW> But the Furute holds something for you. Someone is going to produde
 TW> CD-R media with a layer on the Label side that can be burned into a
 TW> Label with a CD burner comming on the market. Kinda like the one that
 TW> came and went in the Market.

Yeah, been reading about that one.:)  I can pass on that for now. :) 

 TW> The biggest problem with that one was it used part of the Data layer
 TW> for the Burned label so it reduced the capacity of the CD.
 TW>  The new one you just take the Special Media out and turn it over and
 TW> burn thew label.

But it takes a special burner, correct?  Not worth the cost to me at this 
time.  Maybe if this drive craps out I might take a look at whats out there 
then.  :)



 TW> Of course there will be NO free after rebate Cd's and at first you wil
 TW> lpay through the Nose for the media!  :-)  :-)
 TW> But you cannot have everything and "MY" president needs the
 TW> Re-Circulation of the Money for the Economy.    :-)  :-)

Hey, I've been doing a lot of that this week!  My old gas lawnmower crapped 
out so I've ordered a Brill battery powered guy from back east - 330 bucks 
I didn't need to spend.  :(

This brill machine is made in Germany and is considered the rolls of 
mowers, the only reel, battery powered mower made.  Lots of electric types, 
but they are those rotary blade things and don't work well on Bermuda 
grass.

Then Thursday cracked a tooth, so that means a crown that my lousy 
insurance won't even pay half on.   Tuesday one of hearing aides crapped 
out, but that's free to repair.:)

Last Monday went out to the garage and here was a small stream of water 
running down the middle of the floor - the damn flex copper line to the hot 
water heater had a pin hole in it - and that's the second flex copper I've 
replaced in less than a year.  Now using the stainless steel flex line and 
hope they work better?  If not, I'll sweat copper but that's a mess to do.

  
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