Although I have never used Direct CD, it came with my CD Writer. The manual
is quite specific that it works with both CD-R and CD-RW disks. Everything
Cesar says is true. You can move, delete, rename, etc files on either. On a
CD-RW, it performs the actual operations. On a CD-R deleted files are made
invisible and the disk space is lost. Now that I have read the manual, it
seems worth a try. Check out the web site www.adeptec.com  for more details.

Karl Gottshalk

> Cesar,
>
> We obviously have a difference in terminology here since it is impossible
> to "move, delete, rename, etc." to a CD-R.  CD-R's are write once.  You
> MUST be using CD-RW's so I'll go ahead and give you my thoughts
> again:  Since you have successfully performed this operation before you
> either have a bad batch of media (which happens quite often to
> me...especially with the "discount" blanks), your CD Writer needs a good
> cleaning (you can buy a cleaning kit for about $10...I have used one twice
> on my HP 8110I CD Writer), or you need to reinstall the drivers and
> software that came with the burner.
>

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