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  1. 21st Jan 2003 22:29 #1
    IU Scott
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    If you do not have to let it verify, do you have to eject the disk before it starts, or can you stop it while it is verifying and not ruin the disk? Thanks!
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  2. 21st Jan 2003 22:38 #2
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    You can cancel the verification with no harm done, other than not having the reassurance.
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  3. 21st Jan 2003 22:50 #3
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    Thanks for the quick response. One final question: what exactly does verification mean?
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  4. 21st Jan 2003 23:20 #4
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    i always let everything verify, because even if the burning process looks good, errors can still pop up in the verification check. i can't remember the type of errors i've got before but every 50 burns i might get something.

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  5. 22nd Jan 2003 10:07 #5
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    Verification makes sure that what was supposed to be written to the disk actually was written.
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