28 Jul
1999
28 Jul
'99
5:08 p.m.
> Count me in as a confirmed purchaser of the
SigTape CDRs..
This brings up a good point. Tim, are you talking
CD-ROMs or CD-Rs? I for
one would prefer a CD-ROM, as thier life span is considerably longer.
However, CD-R might be more practical considering the low demand for
something such as this (at least I think the demand would be low, well
obviously not in this mailing list though).
I would *like* to know there's enough demand out there to get some
real CD-ROM's pressed. It looks like this becomes feasible with a
quantity of 500 of each. If someone knows of low-volume CD pressers
that would be suitable for this project, I'd appreciate getting
clued-in.
Barring that, gold CD-R's look to be the next best option.
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Tim Shoppa Email: shoppa(a)trailing-edge.com
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