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COLD and Imaging With CD-Recordable

Overview COLD is the acronym for "Computer Output to Laser Disc." It's really a descriptive for a class of applications rather than a specific technology, although that confuses a large number of people. It is a term used by MIS people more than CD-ROM people, although some CD-Recordable users are very interested in this application, generally businesses with extensive backfiles or a heavy load of forms and other paper-based data they want to archive in an easily-retrievable way.

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Publisher	CD-Info Company	File Format	HTML
Date Published	January 2002	Downloads	69
Format	White Papers
Topics	CD-R / CD-RW / CD-ROM

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