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Old December 19th 05, 03:08 PM posted to rec.photo.film+labs
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No, it has nothing to do with the labels which you buy, print, and apply. The
cheep cd's actually have the optical burnable dye on the bottom " adhesive "
side of their label. If I don't want a picture on it, I just use a marker too.
Michael.....


On Fri, 23 Sep 2005 02:21:21 GMT, "Derek Gee"
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An excellent reminder! Never EVER use a paper label on a CD-R or DVD-R that
you care about. Use a marker or a CD with a printable surface.
Derek


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Here is another thing to keep in mind. Don't buy the cheapos. I just
heard from a friend who
fled N.O. and just saw his house yesterday. CDs and CDRs that had paper
labels on them are history. Some of "print on" cheapies are too. The
labels got wet and pulled off the foil. Something to think about.


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Old December 24th 05, 04:17 PM posted to rec.photo.film+labs
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What about the new "Lightscribe" drives that burn an image onto the top of
the disk? Can that accelerate delamination?


"Michael" wrote in message
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No, it has nothing to do with the labels which you buy, print, and apply.
The
cheep cd's actually have the optical burnable dye on the bottom " adhesive
"
side of their label. If I don't want a picture on it, I just use a marker
too.
Michael.....


On Fri, 23 Sep 2005 02:21:21 GMT, "Derek Gee"
wrote:
An excellent reminder! Never EVER use a paper label on a CD-R or DVD-R
that
you care about. Use a marker or a CD with a printable surface.
Derek


wrote in message
Here is another thing to keep in mind. Don't buy the cheapos. I just
heard from a friend who
fled N.O. and just saw his house yesterday. CDs and CDRs that had paper
labels on them are history. Some of "print on" cheapies are too. The
labels got wet and pulled off the foil. Something to think about.




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Old December 24th 05, 04:26 PM posted to rec.photo.film+labs
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In article EEdrf.683$wQ3.444@trnddc05,
"babelfish" wrote:

What about the new "Lightscribe" drives that burn an image onto the top of
the disk? Can that accelerate delamination?


I order to use that function on the drive its my understanding you have
to use Lacie-disks.
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