CDRWs

[mimeryme]

All these years, I've been using CDRs exclusively. Cheaper, but now CDRWs are not so bad in price. What software do you guys use to write to CDRWs? I believe DirectCD allows you to write on the go, so you can use it like a floppy. Am I right? Anyway, what software can you recommed. I know Nero lets you write to CDRWs, but not that floppy thing. Is ahead's InCD good? or does it not do that?

[liar2]

just use whatever software you use for your CD-Rs. personally, i find no use for CD-RWs.

[Sonnyr]

CD-RW's are great for temporary storage and for testing different type of burns. Saves you a you money and CD's, that is unless you are an Eletist and blame unwanted burns on the software. Any software used to burn CD-R's will worrk for CD-RW's.

[freeza]

cdrws are good for beta OS', etc.

[twist]

i don't think i've ever acctually used a cdrw.

daemon ui is where its at.

[Tim Dorr Veteran]

Originally posted by twist

i don't think i've ever acctually used a cdrw.

daemon ui is where its at.

except when you have to boot... (or am I forgetting something.... :p )