@robertmeade: "Hi all,
Ok - I got an MSDN subscription a little while back, I was very impressed 
with the nice folders and how everything had been colour coded...the only 
thing that was missing (I hope or I'll get a RTFM!) was how the discs should 
be arranged...
Typically as I'm sure you know the CD's have a list of whats on them, then a 
disc number and then a date.
I've this morning sorted all of the 'server' discs by their disc number 
numerically, one thing that is odd is that sometimes you get something like 
this..
1234.1
1234.2
where it seems obvious that both discs are current, but then I might get 
another 1234.2 with a newer month on it - so should I take out the existing 
1234.2 and put the newer 'month' one in?  If so - do I ever need to worry 
that the listing on the front of the disc doesn't always match with the old 
one?
Any assistance with this would be appreciated, I currently have them all 
over my desk and would like to sort them out once and for all! :o)
Regards
Rob "
    @GDavis: "I keep my disk by numeric order.
the 1234.3 disk would replace the 1234.2 disk.
Remove the 1234.3 and store it in a safe place in case you need to go back 
to it later.
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