I see printing at the top of the spindle. Is that printing on all of the discs, or just the top layer?
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Hi, There is no printing at all on any of the discs, and I continue to buy them in bulk and have never had a problem.
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That is just an informational piece of paper. The actual disk has nothing printed on it. The top has a shiny surface designed for thermal printing (as in "Prints with Rimage Prism, (Google that one!!) Paper Labels and Screen Print") The disks themselves are about the best you can get, but you probably have read most of the reviews and already know that. Don't worry about the special "Thermal Print" requirements, just use a Sharpie Magic Marker and remember to burn slow. Have a great holiday season!
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That must be just printing on the top of the spindle or the wrong picture for the product. The discs I received were plain silver plastic or whatever the material is that they make the discs from.
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The discs are blank, no printing on any of them. You can put on labels or write on them yourself.
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So far I've not been able to print title on the CD/DVDs. There is a software package that does this, but I haven't located where to buy it.
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The top is silver. You can print on the disc but you have to use a marker. I use a sharpie.
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Where on ebay? or product name? I cannot find it and this feature, like with other users, is the deciding factor in buying this printer. I hate the peel off labels that jam up the CD/DVD reader. The printer sounds like a real bargain - and with the labeling feature, outstanding for my needs.
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If the cartridge works properly. My last cartridge did not print the top of the picture and when I put in a new cartridge it did the same thing. However, I'm not sure that something did not happen internally to the "printer dock" so I have just set it aside for now.
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It print on cds pretty good, for as long you use the OEM Ink. My previous Canon printer head nozzles were damaged for using cheap non OEM ink. I have printed about 83 cds and dvds without any problems.
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The printer prints directly on the disk if it is the type that accepts direct printing. You may put a stick-on label on a disk and print to the label if your disk is not made for direct printing. You must carefully follow the printer directions for successful disk printing. Works great when done correctly.
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My prints done' go to the hub, but the white printable face on the discs goes all the way to the spindle hole, so it probably does.
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You would be beter off buying a diffrent printer. I think I still have the disc and you are welcome to it. E-mail rmiller@ransome.com
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I only had mine printed on one side but my understanding is you can have printing on both sides whether the same info on both or different info on each. Hope this helps.
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I own a MFC-240C. I'm not sure what you are referring to as the 'top tray'. On the top of the printer is an automatic document feeder for faxing, scanning and copying. Under that is a section that can be raised to scan, copy or fax pages from books or other non-flat items. There is one paper tray that pulls out from the front.
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I use "copy' and that seems to work. Good luck- every time I want to print, I have to insert the disc and reinstall.
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The printable label is already part of the disc. These are meant to be printed on using a disc printer, and not where you affix a printed label. These are great discs :)
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The dome on the printer flips open. That's where you install the tape cartridge.
820134
I have never had that problem. What printer setting are you using? I believe just the normal print setting is suggested; that's what I use.
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the power button is on left top straight over to right side top button there's probably little green slash light / this means paper is printing from top ,if you press button right under green slash (light) it will change to green horizontal slash and print from bottom tray. very simple.
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printers with direct to print on disks use the same ink as paper. T It is the disc not the printer that is the variable. Printable discs accept inkjet ink.