>Wayne, if you are going to be snarky, do us all a favor and at least pay >attention. I was not the one asking the question.

I don't think I was being 'Snarky'... I was attempting to say you were.

>I was correcting someone who said Advisor packs loads of material on their >CD's, which is complete fabrication.

We are not children, we don't need to be 'corrected'. If they place their magazines on these CD's, that's exactly what the original creator asked for.

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>>> Besides, what difference does it make if the CD is not full?
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>It makes a huge difference when you need to first buy, and then load several >CDs and do several searches when you're looking for something.

Obviously you have a bad taste from personal experience with Advisor... perhaps you should take that up with them. These forums are for attempting to help people with problems. Since the only way you can get old issues from Advisor is via CD, there is not much that we can do about it.

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>You obviously have never seen some publisher's CD's, like Dr Dobb's or SIGS >publications, wherein you have a decade worth of material on one CD. That's >great value. Advisor, on the other hand, puts the equivalent of 250 pages of >content on a CD (50 pages, 60% ad ratio, 12 months) which is pathetic. It's >really a sad joke. You need maybe a single diskette for that amount of PDF >material.

Again, that probably needs to be taken up with Advisor - they probably only want to support one media format.