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From: Mitchell@mako.UUCP
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Subject: using both side of disks
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Date: Tue, 2-Jul-85 12:59:03 EDT
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Last month in Personal Computing it was stated that it is not a good idea
to use both sides of the disk.  Of course this statement was made by
someone from 3M.  I've noticed a lot of software programs that will have
you "flip" the disk and use the other side or have the program on one side
and tutorials on the other.

What are the real pros and cons of using both sides of the disk?

If there is enough response, I will compile and post the information.