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Hello, Someone asked me a question today and I was not able to find the answer for them within a few internet searches. Maybe someone here can point me in the right direction? The question is for operation systems and CD burning applications in general. When burning a local file from the hard drive to a clean CD-ROM, I believe the source file is only read to the end of file marker and not beyond. Also, I believe the bits on the last utilized block for the destination file on the CD medium are just padded with zeroes after the end of file marker. Is this essentially true? The concern is for remote possibility of transferring slack bytes from the source to the destination medium. I would not think it would be a problem, but I do not know for sure. Anyone? I am not subscribed here at work, so please include this address in your reply if you can shed some light on this one. Thanks in advance, ====================== Chuck Young
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