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    COLD – Computer Output to Laser Disk

    Computer Output to Laser Disk (COLD) is the storage of data on optical disk, such as CD-ROMs. Storing large volumes of data on laser disk, as opposed to microfiche or microfilm, lets the user access and search this information on a computer, avoid the duplication and security costs of protecting physical documents or film, and more readily distribute information.

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