Blank Frank shows you how to burn CDROMs reliably
With constant advancement and downwards price
pressure, technology that was once only in the dreams of the very few
has become available and commonplace to the masses. One of the most
important developments in recent years, which almost no computer user can
have failed to notice, is the CDROM. More recently, it has even become
possible for home users to burn their own CDROMs. A new and significant
question has arisen -
How do you burn CDROMs reliably?
Well, the problem is simply enough stated - CDs
are made of a kind of plastic sandwich which doesn't really burn well
at all - the flame tends to go out unless you assist it with some
external means of combustion.
Blank Frank has stepped in to investigate
and help with this matter, and here presents, in simple pictures that
anyone should be able to follow, a Guide to Burning CDROMs Reliably.
DISCLAIMER - don't do this, for lots of reasons
First, you need the equipment and raw materials.
A blowtorch is good, and a pile of CDROMs - I find the ones that arrive
sometimes 2 or 3 at a time in the morning post from ISPs (you know who
you are) to be most satisfactory.
Next, ignite the blowtorch and apply liberally
to the CDROMs, and, hey presto, that wasn't so hard was it? The end.
Copyright? Possibly .....