Thanks for the replies.
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Peter Sealy
Thurgoona AUSTRALIA
A few hints
I got one of these ages ago and yes the program is easy to use. It has a
simple shunt facility too so hint number one is to print on plain paper
first and see if your printer needs to shunt the image slightlymine
needed moved down and to the right a little.
There can also be a pro
OfficeWorks has a great deal going with the sale of a CD Boomer Kit
( comes in a plastic container that looks like a Boom Box). It
costs all up about $37.00 and includes 50 blank CDs, 25 jewel cases,
a stack of CD labels and a nice Mac friendly program for designing
and printing CD labels. Even
I think the CD marker that Kat refers to is the Staedtler permanent -
'Lumocolor'. Great pens, just keep an eye on them as they tend to run off
quite quickly.
Ta
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> When I burn a CD I wish to write on it, the label side of course, the
> content, date, etc. I think I read somewhere that you must be very
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