Microchip inside the middle of a CD it can be done for more info.

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If you look at a CD you can see with your mind that it looks like you could
add a Microchip to it it can be done.If some one would like to talk more
about it than they can give me a call at (703)370-4635 or E-mail at
(e-mail address removed) or mail me at Michael Stephen Woolls. 1114 N.Howard
ST Alexandria, VA Zip.22314."Please know that it can be done"

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Huh?

What is the point of adding a chip to a CD?

Secondly, what does this have to do with Microsoft Access (the databse
appliaction).

You posted this as a suggestion, but you failed to mention what problem this
would resolve, or how it would be benificial. I doubt Microsoft will be
booking the plane to head out and talk to you about this idea since you
don't explain how it would benefit them.

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Rick B



Michael Stephen Woolls said:
If you look at a CD you can see with your mind that it looks like you could
add a Microchip to it it can be done.If some one would like to talk more
about it than they can give me a call at (703)370-4635 or E-mail at
(e-mail address removed) or mail me at Michael Stephen Woolls. 1114 N.Howard
ST Alexandria, VA Zip.22314."Please know that it can be done"

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