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To: Jim McMannis who wrote (80841)	5/28/2002 11:54:43 PM
From: tejek	Respond to of 275872

RE:"How can a CD get corrupted ????" If it's a "pressed" commercial CD I see no way that it can. I've yet to see a virus that will get a CD-RW to change a burned CD either... Jim, thanks for the info although I think Bacchus asked the question sort of rhetorically. What I learned today is that whenever I tried to use the NAV 2001 CD, the virus caused a Windows warning to pop up saying the CD was dirty and needed to be cleaned. And when I could get the NAV install screen up, using a NAV 2000 CD, it would not stay up for very long. After I got rid of the virus, the 2001 CD worked fine. And so, I now know that a CD can not get corrupted. ;~)) ted