I used to do that, but I found more damage from dust and grit getting
between the platters with the spindle setup. The binders seem to take
up less space, and store on a bookshelf easily. It's easier to get to
any of the individual disks that way too ... the spindle enclosures
mean a lot more handling to get to any random disk (that's how the
dust and grit get in there...).
Godfrey
On Jan 3, 2006, at 7:58 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I buy my -R DVDs in batches of 50. They come on a spindle that is
enclosed within a plastic container. I merely return them to an
empty spindle and container for storage. I keep the containers in a
closet. Humidity and temperature are quite constant.
