At the Dept of National Defense, where I work, the flavour of the moment is
DVD's.

MS is shipping technet and MSDN subscriptions on it - last month they
replaced 7 CD's with 1 DVD.

Marshall Ruskin

>I think you may be a little off on that comment. In 20 years CD will
probably have been replaced by something smaller that holds more info and
then go the way of vinyl (or 10" floppy disks. Show either one on to one of
today's youth and see what kind of looks you get).
>
>Yeah, the nostalgia will be a little different, but it will still be
nostalgia.
>
>Sean B.
>'90 V'gon, "Happy Bus"
>
>Keith Adams wrote:
>
>> My more philosophical problem with Bentley manuals on
>> CD-ROM is that in 20 years, I don't see my kids
>> stumbling across it in the garage and going "Cool!"
>> and reading it, they way I did with my dad's 1968
>> Transporter manual, or an old copy of Muir's book.
>> There's no nostalgia in a shiny disk!
>
>> Keith Adams
>> Calgary, Alberta, Canada
>> 1986 Vanagon GL Westfalia, 1998 Golf Wolfsburg Edition
>