You can write to a CD-R as many times as you want -until- the disk is full! A CD-R is like a blank piece of paper. You can write one line and you still have lots of space. Now you can write more lines on the piece of paper anytime you want. -but- You can't "erase" what you wrote on the paper. Deleting lines from the paper does not "erase" the line(s). It just "crosses them out" so they can not be read. You can keep writing lines on the paper until the paper is full. Then, you need to get another blank piece of paper. (i.e., another blank CD-R) A CD-RW works the same way ... -except- that when you "delete" a file from a CD-RW, it is like erasing the line from the piece of paper so that you can use that physical space over and over again. cheers, dr geep ;=]

Remember ... "With Poser, all things are possible, and poseable!"

cheers,

dr geep ... :o]

edited 10/5/2019