If the CD-R comes in a professional looking package most wont mind. I would
find a company/deal that can print the label info right onto the CD-R. And if
the CD-R uses yellow-gold dye instead of green-blue it will look just like a
regular CD. 

Billy

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At 04:28 PM 6/28/2004 -0400, you wrote:
>I can see, checking this out, that disk factory makes CD-r's. Do people out 
>there resent buying CD-r's, (that is: not getting "real" cd's for their 
>money) or is this not a factor to consumers?  Is there anything about these 
>cd's and the printing of the artwork that distinguishes them as inferior? I 
>mean, if someone, for instance, sold out a run of CD's pressed the "real" 
>way, then made a smaller run at diskfactory, would they look the same?
>
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