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|    Reading records on a CDrom    |
|    03 Dec 04 12:42:16    |
      From: rbhughes2000@yahoo.com              I have a rather simple VB5 program to backup new/modified files to a CD. It       dawned on me the other day that I have no way of knowing if the CD is any       good. So I wrote some code to read every file from start to end and report       any errors. It almost works. When the CD driver gets a read error it tries       to read the record about 50 times or so. Finally it displays a window saying       it couldn't read and then goes on to the next record where it does its retry       trick again. During this time the program is not notified about the error       and the program can not be terminated due to an outstanding IO.              Is there any way of reading and error checking that bypasses the driver?       --       Rick Hughes Salem, SC       rbhughes @ Bellsouth.net              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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