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to write or not to write
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would shakespeare label a white inkjet printable cd/dvd containing his only copy of troilus and cressida with a cd marker? thanks, dave No members have liked this post.
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Re: to write or not to write
I haven't had any problems with writing on my discs with Sharpies. I also keep backups of everything.
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Re: to write or not to write
they also make sharpies that are made to write on cds. I guess the die is different.
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Re: to write or not to write
simple solution is to only write on the clear inner circle. if leaching does occur
it doesnt touch the data. its also easy to remove a messy or incorrect label with some rubbing alc No members have liked this post.
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Re: to write or not to write
this has come up a few times before... there's a FAQ somewhere on the Sharpie site where they say that normal sharpies are fine for writing on cds, been doing it for years myself with no problems. of course when I'm mail trading I don't write on the disc since there's a lot of traders who never do that or want to write in their own style and format on the discs.
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But for my own discs, I always write on the disc and have never had any problems. Even if I get a disc that's labeled on the inner ring, I usually write on the disc as well, so I can read it even if it's sitting on something that's colored dark. No members have liked this post.
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Re: to write or not to write
I write on my discs only for personal use. When trading or making discs for friends I write on the sleeve.
This has nothing to do with facts about sharpies but the anal preferences of traders. For those that are anal, try buying your sleeves here.
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Re: to write or not to write
I write on my personal discs with Sharpies. Never had a problem. Been doing it for 6 years. Never write on discs I am trading out, but I do write on discs I burn for friends.
I just started not writing on them in April, and keeping them in plastic sleeves & writing on the sleeves. Gets a little time consuming when I take alot out to burn, because I never put them back into the sleeve right away.
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