Not really. There are CDs and CD-RWs. With a CD you can put a certiain amount of information on it and once it's on there you can't put anything else on or take anything off. With CD-Rs you can place a certain amount of information on the disc and if you need to add more you have to format the disc and put everything back on with what ever extra you want on the disc. Flashdrives are more like small hard drives. You can put information on or off in any order you like without ever having to format it.

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a HDD is like CD, just made better. I don't think it's impossible to use dvdRW for your purpose, the new tech in CDs should make this possible, I like your idea. It may be limited due to the energy used in writing - creating a bottleneck in the system, perhaps it hasn't been used because people could have a few problems using a DVDRW 100% of the time, as well.

Sort of. There used to be drivers supplied with CDR and CDRW drives called PACKET STREAM WRITING drivers which allowed you to write single files to a CDR or CDRW by dragging and dropping the file onto a virtual cd drive, but they were more like WORM drives (Write once, read many), so you could copy a file to a CD, but you couldnt change the contents of that file once you had, and you could keep adding files to the cd until it was full, but you couldnt read those files back on a normal CD drive until you "closed" the disc

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You're best off just burning a disc in the normal fashion with whatever burning software you prefer.

you *CAN* do whats called Multi-session, where you dont close the disc so you can still write other stuff to it, but again, it cant be read by other cd drives until it is closed.

because CDR's are so cheap, just bung a load of stuff on it and burn it, verify it to make sure its ok, then put it away out of sunlight and dont use it unless you need to reinstall the files. Sunlight can KILL CDRs and CDRWs!