Posted by Quanta on 11/11/06 10:48

<makbertodelete@anothermessage.com> wrote in message
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> Hello again, Quanta!
>
> Quanta wrote:
>> It is my understanding that thermal printing on any disc must be done on
>> a
>> disc without any embossing (logos of manufacturer, etc). The transfer
>> cannot smoothly navigate the edges of any embossed area.
>
> Absolutely. But if you get cartridge-enclosed DVD-RAM discs and get rid
> of the cartridges, the bare discs, I believe, do not have any printing.
> That is what I seem to recall from my own cartridge-enclosed DVD-RAM
> discs. So, again, aren't they suitable for thermal printing?
>
> Regards,
>
> CAL
>

Sorry, I can't answer this. I think so...but my RAMs were without cartridge
to start with.

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