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July 01, 1993
Extending Standards for CD-ROM

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Lynne Greer Jolitz
Although ISO-compliant CD-ROMs are interchangeable and usable on any type of system, the minimalism that made the ISO-9660 standard successful is sometimes too minimal. Consequently, the Rock Ridge Group and others have developed extensions to give new life to CD-ROMs.
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