How would I go about making a DVD backup of my "documents" that I have collected, that I can search through later without having to load all
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Actually, after a quick search, I found this tool: http://www.sharewareconnection.com/cd-library.htm
It looks a bit outdated, but possibly what you are looking for.
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What I could suggest though is use hard drives drives (HDD), 8 2-Terabytes HDDs, and place them all on a NAS server. In this way, you'll just need to connect to this server and search for your data. I know 16 Terabytes is not enough but that's a good start. Once you know how NAS servers work, you'll just have to upgrade to higher capacity drives or look for NAS devices that have more slots for HDDs.
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