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From: Paul Hostetler <PHostetler%StuServ%IUSB@VINES.IUSB.INDIANA.EDU>
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Subject: a WORM question
Date: 1 Apr 1994 23:34:44 +0300
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Comments: To: cdrom-l@uccvma.ucop.edu
To: CDROM-L Redistribution <lst-alt-cd-rom@NGW.FUNET.FI>

This is a question on behalf of a friend who does not have internet access.

He is responsible for purchasing equipment for his company to produce cds.
He has been looking into getting a WORM, but has been informed that these can
only be read by WORM cd drives, and not any cd drive.

Is this correct?  I thought that a cd could be read by any drive, as long as
the system was correct (i.e. IBM v. Mac), or I am completely in the dark
about this.  I admit that I am pretty ignorant when it comes to understanding
the technology issues.

Can someone provide me some kind of info to pass along?  If there are any
specifics that you need to know.

Any help would be greatly appreciated.  Thanks...


Paul Hostetler                    phostetler@vines.iusb.indiana.edu
Indiana Univ South Bend
FAO
