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My MTSO wants...sm - Old Anon

Posted: Oct 21st, 2017 - 7:17 am In Reply to: Disk vs disc - Newbie

disk for everything. Disk (with a K) is the Greek spelling. Disc (with a C) is the Latin spelling. They both mean the same thing. Always go by what your MTSO/account wants.

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