Does anybody know where to go to find instructions on how to print a CD cover onto your CD without messing up?
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I use an Epson Printer. You can find one as cheap as $79 or as much as $400. There are several different models that do different things but the $79 does the exact same thing as far as quality as the $400 one. Epson is the only company that currently makes a printer where you can stick the disc directly into the printer. They own this right, I'm not sure for how long though. I buy inkjet printable discs and print directly onto the CD/DVD. It is very easy and all the directions and software are included with the printer. There is also what is called thermal printable cds and dvds but those are used directly in your computers cd/dvd player. If your burner says "LIGHT SCRIBE" then you can use the thermal technology. But the Inkjet is the better and more common way to print onto a disc. You can probably print and 300 disc with one set of color ink in the epson printer!
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You need to copy not the contents but an "image" of the original cd.\nA freeware program like "burn4free" will do this. D/load from\nhttp://www.burn4free.com/\n\nHowever if you dont want to do the above, you can just copy the original cd contents to another CD..there is always a "setup" file which if, when you explore the CD contents, you click on this file, it will install all the contents automatically....the trick is to recognise the main set-up/install file when you see it as sometimes there are more than one setup files on the CD.\nHope this helps
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http://www.duxcw.com/digest/Howto/cdrom/index.html
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use nero express to create a bootable CD... It's all in the application, check it out!
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Check the Minimum System Requirements for print workshop.  If that is ok, then  go into the D drive by click on My Computer. Right click on the drive... choose "AutoPlay" to see if you can load the program from right there. Also try to install another program to see if the D drive is working ok (a disk that you have installed before). Open the D Drive and make sure the disk is sited properly...oO( if you are like me, you will Know what I mean).
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http://www.differentthoughts.com/cdbox.htm\nThis company will engrave the pic for you if given enough time.\nYou can check with graphic design companies or maybe silk screeners, such as puts designs on t-shirts.\nYou can buy clothe covered CD holders for a decent price at places like Wal-Mart, Walgreens, Longs, etc.\nGood luck
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I don't believe there's any way to make a windows cd, except for copying an existing windows cd, or, well... working for microsoft. However, what determines wether your copy is legit or not is not the CD, but the product key. Use any cd you would like, but use your own product key, and you'll be fine. If you don't know your key, this little program will easily find it for you and tell you: http://pcsupport.about.com/gi/dynamic/offsite.htm?zi=1/XJ&sdn=pcsupport&zu=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.magicaljellybean.com%2Fkeyfinder.shtml
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Cd Cleaner? usually it invloves more then a program? you may be able to get one with a small shipping fee though I would check out ebay
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you need:\n- a scribable disc \nand \n- the pic / image  that you will want to "scribe" on to the disc \n\nonce you burn the songs on to the disc\nit will ask if you want to scribe the disc\nwhich you will then open the cd burner and flip the disc over\nit will then burn the image on to the other side of the disc\n\nyou don't need no ink or printer
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http://www.origami-instructions.com/
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There are many ways of buring a CD, hope the links below can help.\n\nFind more by searching "how to burn a CD" at http://search.yahoo.com
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Contact some recording studios - alot of them have onsite producers who should be able to help you. When it comes to production of your discs, our band uses a company called ace copydisc. Their website is www.acecopydisc.co.uk - can't remember their phone number off hand but can find it if you want it. They give great advice and their design service/ duplication service is excellent and affordable.  Good luck.
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These things usually come with software but...\n\nYou can try this...\nhttp://www.ememorex.com/designs/default.aspx\nbut I don't think that will help you.\n\nFirstly, make your mistakes on plain paper not the expensive stuff.\n\nSecondly, get a ruler and measure the paper in every way possible.  From top edge to cd lable, etc.\n\nSend me all of the information and what you want on them and I'll make the file for you to print.\n\nOnly simple stuff though.
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Here you go:\n\nhttp://www.epson.com/cgi-bin/Store/support/supDetail.jsp?BV_UseBVCookie=yes&infoType=Downloads&oid=41663&prodoid=46048266&category=Products\n\n\nGood luck
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first of all u need a cd burner...if u got that go to www.downloads.com and download a free cd maker software..
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put the songs back on the hard drive from the CD. Use your burn program to rip them to .mp3 / then reburn using a burn program that 'indexes' or makes a printed list for the CD cover / label. Extra steps, but it works. I can't find a way to import the songs with the title. The title is not embedded in the tape.
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Sharpie attack!!!!\n(but that is really the only way to do it if you don't have the printer label stuff)