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-: > We don't have any way of telling if 217303 is correct or not.
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-: I've been mulling this over.

Just a thought, but would it be helpful, or at least interesting,
to gather comparative information from devices/applications other than
PC/Windoze, to see what they have to say about a given CD?  For example,
is it possible to get some figures on CD `free space', etc., using a
Macintosh (the new ones will read `PC' CDs).  Or from CD burner software
applications?