I have found the bugs!

[ivan louette]

While magnifying the surface of the CD I have found these very strange tiny "bestioles" !!!
Someone has an idea about what it is?
I have reported the problem to Xara but they replied that it is the kind of "positive" symbiotic bugs found on the CD's of the best programs in the world.

Regards,

ivan

(only three brushes and the rest is "settings"!)

[ivan louette]

While magnifying the surface of the CD I have found these very strange tiny "bestioles" !!!
Someone has an idea about what it is?
I have reported the problem to Xara but they replied that it is the kind of "positive" symbiotic bugs found on the CD's of the best programs in the world.

Regards,

ivan

(only three brushes and the rest is "settings"!)

[ivan louette]

I hope no prophyllaxy problems!

ivan

[Egg Bramhill]

Ivan
These tiny "bestioles" as you call them, are actually fossils of "bugs" which could be found on earlier beta versions of XaraX.
For example the top left one is "fatalos exeptionious DLL ert1571"
All of your magnified images are no longer life threatening except to very rare strains of roses, so you have no reason to worry.
Egg

[RTK]

...what they are called but they taste really good. I get those on my 'gambozola' cheese and they go really well with any old 'Cabarnet Sauvignon'. [img]/infopop/emoticons/icon_smile.gif[/img]

Risto

[joroho]

Risto, Does that mean we should all go and lick the surface of our Xara CD's? [img]/infopop/emoticons/icon_biggrin.gif[/img]

As always, great work, Ivan.

joroho

[Erik Heyninck]

This might well be a severe case of genetic manipulation.

Or worse: Ivan, are you shure you put your CDRoms back in their boxes after using them? Who knows what they 'd do at night when you're asleep...? [img]/infopop/emoticons/icon_rolleyes.gif[/img]