Re: Printing on CD label --LightScribe

2008-12-09 Thread Peter Scanlon
I thought listers might be interested in this opinion from a computer sales 
and service guy that I use about the Lite Scribe.  function.


Hi Peter,

No. The drives I and most people use are not Lightscribe enabled I
can get them
but the technology is all but dead see the following reasons

1, Burners are around $20 more.
2, Disks are more than double the price of inkjet printable disks.
3, Most mid range inkjet printers print directly to disks and can be
very colorful and easy to read.
3, Lightscribed disks are hard to read, one shade of silver or gold.
4, Your canon MP760 prints directly to inkjet disks now for free 



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RE: Printing on CD label --LightScribe

2008-12-09 Thread Blackwell, Clifford
Your source is wrong on a couple of counts.  First disks are not so
expensive as he indicates.  Second, you can get disks in a variety of
colors and the labels are not at all difficult to read.

If you have ink jet printable technology with you printer, that is fine,
but it generally comes at a cost. 

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Subject: Re: Printing on CD label --LightScribe

I thought listers might be interested in this opinion from a computer
sales and service guy that I use about the Lite Scribe.  function.


Hi Peter,

No. The drives I and most people use are not Lightscribe enabled I
can get them
but the technology is all but dead see the following reasons

1, Burners are around $20 more.
2, Disks are more than double the price of inkjet printable disks.
3, Most mid range inkjet printers print directly to disks and can be
very colorful and easy to read.
3, Lightscribed disks are hard to read, one shade of silver or gold.
4, Your canon MP760 prints directly to inkjet disks now for free 



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RE: Printing on CD label --LightScribe

2008-12-08 Thread Blackwell, Clifford
Peter and Gary,

You've been pointed to Chip Orange's excellent template for printing
Avory cd/dvd labels in Word.  However, that does not actually print on
the cd or dvd.

The LightScribe technology allows one to burn a simple or quite
elaborate label on the label side of a LightScribe enabled disk with the
appropriate software and a LightScribe enabled cd/dvd burner.

Essentially, you burn the music or data to your disk using whatever
program you are accustomed to using.  When that is done, flip the disk
over in the burner and go into your labelling program.  There are free
stand alone programs that you can get at

http://www.lightscribe.org

Or many cd burning programs such as Nero or Roxio include LightScribe
labelling in their laebl creation sub-programs.

I use a simple stand alone program from the LightScribe site.  You enter
the program, fill into a couple fields of information i.e. artist and
disk name, hit next and then burn label and in a couple of minutes
you have a print quality label on the disk.

As mentioned about, you need a LightScribe enabled burner and
LightScribe enabled disk.  They are virtually the same cost as regular
high quality disks.

There was a compeating technology released at the same time as
LightScribe, but I haven't heard anything more about it in the last
couple of years.

Clifford 

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Subject: Printing on CD label 

Some time ago on this or some other list I am on I saw info about a Jaws
script or possibly a MS Word macro to help produce labels on the actual
CD.

Anyone know about this.

Or is there an accessble program for this.

My Cannon printer allows this, but the program is not really accessible.


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RE: Printing on CD label

2008-12-08 Thread Walter Ramage
Hi Peter.  It seems your inquirey has been answered by someone else.
Walter.

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Hi, sounds interesting, what does it do?

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: Hi Peter.  On one of my other lists there was a thread about lightscribe
: discs.  There is an accessible programme that allows you to use this
: facility but I can't remember where it was.  If you are really interested
: then I can trawl my deleted items folder and try and find it for you.  I
: know though you were asking about printing lables but lightscribe might do
: you also.  Walter.
:
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: Some time ago on this or some other list I am on I saw info about a Jaws
: script or possibly a MS Word macro to help produce labels on the actual
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:
: Anyone know about this.
:
: Or is there an accessble program for this.
:
: My Cannon printer allows this, but the program is not really accessible.
:
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RE: Printing on CD label

2008-12-08 Thread Walter Ramage
Hi Gary.  Clive seems to have said all there was to say about it.  Walter.

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HI Walter, I would like information on the lightscribe program too. thanks.
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Subject: RE: Printing on CD label


 Hi Peter.  On one of my other lists there was a thread about lightscribe
 discs.  There is an accessible programme that allows you to use this
 facility but I can't remember where it was.  If you are really interested
 then I can trawl my deleted items folder and try and find it for you.  I
 know though you were asking about printing lables but lightscribe might do
 you also.  Walter.

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 From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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 Sent: 07 December 2008 16:02
 To: PC audio discussion list.
 Subject: Printing on CD label


 Some time ago on this or some other list I am on I saw info about a Jaws
 script or possibly a MS Word macro to help produce labels on the actual
 CD.

 Anyone know about this.

 Or is there an accessble program for this.

 My Cannon printer allows this, but the program is not really accessible.


 Peter Scanlon
 Phone Home: +61 03 9878 3623
 Phone work: +61 03 8684 6160
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RE: Printing on CD label

2008-12-07 Thread Walter Ramage
Hi Peter.  On one of my other lists there was a thread about lightscribe
discs.  There is an accessible programme that allows you to use this
facility but I can't remember where it was.  If you are really interested
then I can trawl my deleted items folder and try and find it for you.  I
know though you were asking about printing lables but lightscribe might do
you also.  Walter.

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Sent: 07 December 2008 16:02
To: PC audio discussion list.
Subject: Printing on CD label


Some time ago on this or some other list I am on I saw info about a Jaws
script or possibly a MS Word macro to help produce labels on the actual CD.

Anyone know about this.

Or is there an accessble program for this.

My Cannon printer allows this, but the program is not really accessible.


Peter Scanlon
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Re: Printing on CD label

2008-12-07 Thread Peter Scanlon
Hi, sounds interesting, what does it do?

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From: Walter Ramage [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: PC Audio Discussion List pc-audio@pc-audio.org
Sent: Monday, December 08, 2008 3:28 AM
Subject: RE: Printing on CD label


: Hi Peter.  On one of my other lists there was a thread about lightscribe
: discs.  There is an accessible programme that allows you to use this
: facility but I can't remember where it was.  If you are really interested
: then I can trawl my deleted items folder and try and find it for you.  I
: know though you were asking about printing lables but lightscribe might do
: you also.  Walter.
:
: -Original Message-
: From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
: [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Behalf Of Peter Scanlon
: Sent: 07 December 2008 16:02
: To: PC audio discussion list.
: Subject: Printing on CD label
:
:
: Some time ago on this or some other list I am on I saw info about a Jaws
: script or possibly a MS Word macro to help produce labels on the actual 
CD.
:
: Anyone know about this.
:
: Or is there an accessble program for this.
:
: My Cannon printer allows this, but the program is not really accessible.
:
:
: Peter Scanlon
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Re: Printing on CD label

2008-12-07 Thread Norma A. Boge

Hi Peter,

Write to Chip Orange at [EMAIL PROTECTED]  He has developed an 
accessible Word template which can help you generate Avery 5692 and 
8692 CD labels.  In addition to printed information, this macro will 
also add a barcode to the
CD label, and the spine label of the jewel case, so that you can use 
a talking barcode reader to match up CDs with cases, as well as 
quickly determine

which CD is which.
The interface is easy and screen reader friendly, but you do have to 
have Word (any version), and you have to use Avery 5692 or 8692 CD 
labels (2 sets per
sheet, each set is a CD label, a top spine label for the jewel case, 
and a side spine label for the case).


from Norma: I have not used this macro, I took the above information 
from a message I kept that Chip posted to a JFW list.  Anyone with 
questions or thoughts should contact Chip Orange directly.


HTH, Norma



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Re: Printing on CD label

2008-12-07 Thread Gary Schindler

HI Walter, I would like information on the lightscribe program too. thanks.
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Sent: Sunday, December 07, 2008 11:28 AM
Subject: RE: Printing on CD label



Hi Peter.  On one of my other lists there was a thread about lightscribe
discs.  There is an accessible programme that allows you to use this
facility but I can't remember where it was.  If you are really interested
then I can trawl my deleted items folder and try and find it for you.  I
know though you were asking about printing lables but lightscribe might do
you also.  Walter.

-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Behalf Of Peter Scanlon
Sent: 07 December 2008 16:02
To: PC audio discussion list.
Subject: Printing on CD label


Some time ago on this or some other list I am on I saw info about a Jaws
script or possibly a MS Word macro to help produce labels on the actual 
CD.


Anyone know about this.

Or is there an accessble program for this.

My Cannon printer allows this, but the program is not really accessible.


Peter Scanlon
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Phone work: +61 03 8684 6160
Mobile: 0407 956 110

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