Linda,  Just a reminder-Fire resistant not fire proof and I wouldn't 
recommend them for anything other than duplicate copies.

Off to train on email.

Steve Petersen CRM
Sr. Records Administrator
Rockwell Collins Inc
319.295.5244



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Can anyone give me an idea of how much heat a CD/DVD can tolerate before 
it
becomes unreadable?  I'm developing a disaster recovery plan and am trying
to justify purchasing fire-proof filing cabinets.

Thanks.

Linda Buss, MA
EDMS Manager
OBDP

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Possibly you are channeling the wrong spirit :)
I trust CD's
I trust platters
I trust cave walls

I trust all media to do what it is supposed to do.
Recognize the limits and value of each and don't expect it to do more than
it can do.
Yes CD's have issues
Yes Platters are slow and expensive
Yes mocrofilm is becoming an increasingly arcane technology
yes finding a good cave wall is tough (and don't get me started on finding 
a
good cave painter. Oogar was probably the best but then the critics showed
up and the entire genre went south)

I always like the idea of NORSAM. Anything that takes an electron 
microscope
to read the media has to be way cool.

Chris Flynn

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 >>I've seen and heard enough about potential data loss on CDs to be a
bit reluctant to trust CD as a medium.<<

I don't recommend them, I recommend film.  However, I just couldn't
resist the chance to point out that film LE is as much an estimate as CD
LE.  And, as I have said before, the only completely proven media for
record storage is cave walls, and they only go back a few thousand
years.

Bill R

Bill Roach, CRM
Enterprise EDMS Coordinator
State of North Dakota
ITD/Records Management
701-328-3589

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