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Posted by Worldlabel on 05/29/07 03:11
>Looking for 2-up CD label software or template
Hope this helps: http://www.photoshopsupport.com/tutorials/cd-labels-dvd-labels-templates/cd-dvd-labels-printing.html
On May 28, 3:35 pm, Dave <d...@d.durbs> wrote:
> On Mon, 28 May 2007 12:50:52 -0500, Allen <a...@nothere.net> wrote:
> >Dave wrote:
> >> On Sun, 27 May 2007 21:28:05 -0600, "Dan G"
> >>> If you're putting labels on CDs, you're risking problems.
>
> >>> If you're putting labels on DVD's, you could well be throwing your discs
> >>> away.
>
> >>> Inkjet printable discs is the way to go. The media costs a bit more, but the
> >>> printing is cheaper cause you don't have to buy labels. And, the results are
> >>> stunning with the right media.
>
> >> And you are saying this with an attitude as if you know what you are
> >> talking. What if people are stupid enough to believe you?
>
> >> Dave
>
> >Oh, well, I guess I should throw away all the CDs I've put labels on for
> >the past six plus years, even if every one of them still plays without
> >any problem. However, I have ruined _unlabeled_ CD-Rs by accidentally
> >scratching the surface that would have been protected by a label. C'est
> >la vie.
> >Allen
>
> The truth is, Allen, I am using
> 1. LightScribe labeling (installed yesterday my 2nd LG_LS writer)
> 2. Inkjet Printable
> 3. Stick_on labels
> 4. Marking Pen (most handy)
> and all of them are use full. LightScribe is quite nice
> and I doubt whether it is cheaper than printable
> because the disks are more expensive.
> Therefore, most disks get labeled by marking pen:-)
>
> Dave
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