>>>>Similar thoughts came to my mind as I tried to decipher what was printed on the "YELLOW" discs.
>>>>
>>>>>What a feeling of confidence one would possess with a package of software which is “the wrong color”. Now there could be several good explanations for this:
>>>>>
>>>>>1. The people responsible are color blind.
>>>>>2. Microsoft has redefined the names of colors and did not tell everyone.
>>>>>3. They are trying to see if you are observant.
>>>>>4. They really do not care. :)
>>>
>>>Really makes you wonder if anyone actually tried to READ those labels, doesn't it? White on yellow, now there's a clear choice! Sigh...
>>
>>And top it off with March 2002 Index disc. "Sigh" just doesn't seem enough somehow...
>
>And don't even get me started on their numbering "scheme", whatever that is. I'm not sure which is more useless, the colors or the numbers. (Whatever qualifies as bigger than "Sigh")

Yeah, that confused me also. Do I sort them by spectrum or numeric? Oh wait let me check the index... "Oh for Pete's sake..." No, that is not what I said. Good grief.