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trtldove

I have cleaned both CD and they go into their cases when done. I have had to reinstall the Office 2000 3 times now. Can disks go bad just by being in their jewel cases?

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DL

You could allways copy the cd to hd, assuming you have space

trtldove said:
I have cleaned both CD and they go into their cases when done. I have had
to reinstall the Office 2000 3 times now. Can disks go bad just by being in
their jewel cases?
 
D

DL

You could allways copy the cd to hd, assuming you have space

trtldove said:
I have cleaned both CD and they go into their cases when done. I have had
to reinstall the Office 2000 3 times now. Can disks go bad just by being in
their jewel cases?
 
D

DL

You could allways copy the cd to hd, assuming you have space

trtldove said:
I have cleaned both CD and they go into their cases when done. I have had
to reinstall the Office 2000 3 times now. Can disks go bad just by being in
their jewel cases?
 
D

DL

You could allways copy the cd to hd, assuming you have space

trtldove said:
I have cleaned both CD and they go into their cases when done. I have had
to reinstall the Office 2000 3 times now. Can disks go bad just by being in
their jewel cases?
 
D

DL

You could allways copy the cd to hd, assuming you have space

trtldove said:
I have cleaned both CD and they go into their cases when done. I have had
to reinstall the Office 2000 3 times now. Can disks go bad just by being in
their jewel cases?
 
D

DL

You could allways copy the cd to hd, assuming you have space

trtldove said:
I have cleaned both CD and they go into their cases when done. I have had
to reinstall the Office 2000 3 times now. Can disks go bad just by being in
their jewel cases?
 
D

DL

You could allways copy the cd to hd, assuming you have space

trtldove said:
I have cleaned both CD and they go into their cases when done. I have had
to reinstall the Office 2000 3 times now. Can disks go bad just by being in
their jewel cases?
 
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Mercury

Disks may deteriorate over time, just like any other organic material. They
may also be effect by changes in temperature, light exposure, etc. Also
suggest you *follow* the suggestion to keep all comments to the same thread,
as suggested above, if you expect to get reasonable replies....
 
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Mercury

Disks may deteriorate over time, just like any other organic material. They
may also be effect by changes in temperature, light exposure, etc. Also
suggest you *follow* the suggestion to keep all comments to the same thread,
as suggested above, if you expect to get reasonable replies....
 
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Mercury

Disks may deteriorate over time, just like any other organic material. They
may also be effect by changes in temperature, light exposure, etc. Also
suggest you *follow* the suggestion to keep all comments to the same thread,
as suggested above, if you expect to get reasonable replies....
 
M

Mercury

Disks may deteriorate over time, just like any other organic material. They
may also be effect by changes in temperature, light exposure, etc. Also
suggest you *follow* the suggestion to keep all comments to the same thread,
as suggested above, if you expect to get reasonable replies....
 
M

Mercury

Disks may deteriorate over time, just like any other organic material. They
may also be effect by changes in temperature, light exposure, etc. Also
suggest you *follow* the suggestion to keep all comments to the same thread,
as suggested above, if you expect to get reasonable replies....
 
M

Mercury

Disks may deteriorate over time, just like any other organic material. They
may also be effect by changes in temperature, light exposure, etc. Also
suggest you *follow* the suggestion to keep all comments to the same thread,
as suggested above, if you expect to get reasonable replies....
 
M

Mercury

Disks may deteriorate over time, just like any other organic material. They
may also be effect by changes in temperature, light exposure, etc. Also
suggest you *follow* the suggestion to keep all comments to the same thread,
as suggested above, if you expect to get reasonable replies....
 

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