Hi Jan and Tom:
Thanks a lot for your responses.
I prepare to use CD-RW because of some backed files or folds are changeable, and so to re-use the CD with backed files is more convenient and save CDs. I just want to know if the rewriting steps are the same as first time writing?
I am using "Easy CD Creator 5.31", it's rather good.
Zhao
Just keep in mind what I said about CDRWs. If you must use them, make at least two copies of every single CDRW you create - they're about as reliable as a 20 year old 5.25 inch floppy! You're going to have some come up as unreadable - I can guarantee it!
Using CDRWs is easy with Direct CD - when you insert a blank CDRW, Direct CD will normally bring up a dialog box to format it. This usually takes around 40 minutes, more or less, even on a fast burner. Once formated, you can use the CD just like a floppy or zip disk.
Just keep this in mind. All CD's - even CDRW's - record in a continuous, sequential single track. Deleting files and re-writing them will fragment the CD. The more this is done, the more unreliable the CDRW becomes.
Good luck,
Tom
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