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Posted by Loco Jones on 10/01/06 00:36
"Nisko" <rmo555@cox.net> wrote in message
news:nsdoh258mecbsotav2kacdim2912pmp3cd@4ax.com...
< S N I P >
> Sorry - and thanks for the help. I found that Fellowes sells CD
> labels pre-printed with designs. That would save a lot of expensive
> ink. Then, all I have to do is print the track titles on top of the
> pre-printed CD labels.
Reading this thread, it occurs to me that you are only familiar with "old
school" methods of labeling burned media - so perhaps you might want to
consider a new CD-R - one with "lightscribe" technology... the cost of
which has come down considerably, although the price of "printable media"
may still be on the high end (for now).
However, when you factor in the cost of pre-printed/blank labels (no longer
recommended because of the problems they may incur during playback), cost
of ink, time spent properly affixing those labels... I think you would be
better served with a lightscribe-enabled burner. Especially since the price
of laserprint-media is coming down in accordance with consumer acceptance
and demand.
I would suggest a little more research before you commit to any one
"system".
- Loco -
(Now Playing: What's New, Pussycat - Wendy Carlos)
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