Lightscribe Question...?
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Any image will work and you can use Nero (recent versions) to burn your image.\nWhen you choose your image use something simple.  You will loose most of the details in anything complex.
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Many local stores sell discs which have the LightScribe feature  This simply means there is a "recordable" coating on the side of the disc where the label goes.  I found them at Wal-Mart and Staples stores.  Do not spend extra money to buy 52X speed discs.  Your programs will probably "burn" the disc at 6X speed anyway.   I have the  LiteOn drive which also burns double-layered DVD's.  This means the discs have layers of "writeable" material at two different depths below the surface.  The laser burns at one depth, then is re-focused to burn at the other depth.  Each layer will hold about 4.7 Gbytes of data, but not all DVD players can play the second layer, and many computers will not play the second layer.  Some boxes of the discs are labeled "LiteScribe compatible".  My son gave me a box of the Smart Buy brand which simply reads "16X Silver/Silver" --- meaning there is a "silver" layer on each face of the disc. I don't know about other brands, but Staples guarantees their discs for life.  If the surface has not been scratched, but the disc quits working, they will replace it.  My friend tells me not to try burning a label on discs which are not designed for it, because the surface overheats. gets "gummy" and may foul up the laser writing head.  I am disappointed with the LiteScribe labels because it makes only a two-tone image which is dim and hard to read.
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# Remember to use a proper unix editor before editing these files\n# Good examlpes are Crimson editor (my favourite) or Ultra editor\n#\n#\n#\n# /var/tuxbox/config/newcamd.conf\n#\n# newcamd mandatory settings\n# \n# Use emulator?\nEMU = yes\n# if both control word server and emulator keys are available for the\n# channel, which method should be tried first?\nPREFER_EMU = yes\n# Autoupdate for Emu and Control Word Servers\n# AU is always yes if there are betad UDS control word server\n# connected to newcamd\nAU = yes\n#\n# OSD\n#\n# number of seconds to show the newcamd OSD, works on enigma only\n# 0 seconds -> OSD off\nOSD_TIMEOUT = 0\n# Recent Enigma versions come with a new option "Use http authentication"\n# in the Expert Setup menu. If this option is enabled, the Enigma web server\n# requires all clients to authorize themselves with username (root) and\n# password (usually dbox2 or dreambox). The following option tells newcamd\n# about the authentication username and password to use for the web server\n# in order to be able to display its on screen information.\nOSD_WEB_LOGIN = root:dreambox\n#\n# newcamd debug options\n#\n# dumps all ca systems used by a channel on the console\nSHOW_ALL_CA_SYSTEMS = no\n# print debug messages about ECM handling\nDEBUG_ECM = yes\n# print debug messages about EMM handling\nDEBUG_EMM = no\n# print debug messages about Control Word Server (CWS)\nDEBUG_CWS = yes\n# print debug messages about dbox2 CAM (cam-alpha.bin)\nDEBUG_CAM = yes\n# hex dump of entire PAT\nSHOW_PAT = no\n# hex dump of entire PMT\nSHOW_PMT = no\n# hex dump of entire ECM\nSHOW_ECM = no\n# hex dump of entire CAT\nSHOW_CAT = no\n# hex dump of entire EMM (AU)\nSHOW_EMM = no\n# show network ECM messages being sent and received from/to the cardservers\nSHOW_CWS_ECM = no\n# show network EMM messages being sent and received from/to the cardservers\nSHOW_CWS_EMM = no\n# hex dump of EMMs with wrong signature\nEMM_REPORT_WRONG_SIG = no\n#\n# newcamd optional settings\n#\n# Delay between reception of new control word and writing them into\n# the CSA registers\n# this is a default, can be changed for each individual key in keylist\nDEFAULT_CW_DELAY = 0\n# reload config on every channel zap\nRELOAD_CONFIG_ON_ZAP = yes\n# reload keylist on every channel zap\nRELOAD_KEYLIST_ON_ZAP = no\n# write osd ca info to file\nCA_INFO_FILE = /tmp/cainfo.txt\n#\n# newcamd mandatory settings for control word servers (cws)\n#\n# Cardserver list\n# \n# <hostname> <port> <username> <password> <14 byte triple-des key in hex> <lan/wan> <cardserver name>\n#\n# wan connections will be dropped and rebuild if newcamd is told so by camdcmd\n# (see admin options)\n#\n# hostname = uds to use betad, port is the serial port in that case\n#\n# CWS = uds 1 dummy dummy\n# CWS = linux.domain.com 10000 dummy2 dummy2 01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 10 11 12 13 14 lan cardserv\n# CWS = 217.218.203.115 1022 naqvi004 desi315 45 83 66 72 93 87 67 66 78 56 65 10 90 19 lan cardserv\n# CWS = uds 0 local local\n#\n# This line enable cws servers 10000, 10001 and 10002\n# CWS server 10002 is the rear serial port and is normally not in use, but it is ok to enable it.\n# If you however never intend tu use the serial port you can change it to CWS_MULTIPLE = localhost 10000:10001\nCWS_MULTIPLE = 127.0.0.1 10000:10002 local local 01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 10 11 12 13 14 lan cardserv\n#\n# newcamd optional settings for using control word servers (cws)\n#\n# Timeout for cardserver login in 100ms\nCWS_CONNECT_TIMEOUT = 70\n# Port to listen for incoming cardserver connections (reverse login)\n# and/or admin connections\nCWS_INCOMING_PORT = 12000\n# Port to get a list of all connected cardservers, just telnet to it\nCWS_DEBUG_PORT = 12001\n# send keep alive messages to servers to keep connections from dying by\n# unreasonable router NAT timeouts, make sure all cardservers/spiders you\n# conntect to are v5.25 or newer, otherwise you'll lo
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It came with a Quick Start guide.  Try that.  I am not sure why you would want us to retype the basic instructions.   Be sure to tell us the Brand and model number.   Just maybe we would not have to try and READ YOUR MIND.  \n\nIf this is just a copier, wouldn't you start by plugging it in, place the original paper on the glass and hit COPY (or whatever the big button is on top).  I am not sure why you think that you need to be some kind of Computer Whiz for something so simple.  I wonder if you tried? \n\nGood luck
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Check out this company - that are awesome -\n\nwww.lightimpressionsdirect.com
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i do not know if u write the name right or not.\nanyway, it meams something that gives light
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if sun beam or strong light is incident to the CD it will not be blank\n\nand may Ur writer CD room is not good one or it old one
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NoteTab Light - html and text editor\n\notherwise, you have note pad.
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Sometimes ti will help by firstly directly connecting ur printer to de pc using a usb and de pc automatically searches for de software thru net to install it automatically..and den it wud wrk if it doesnt wrk i think it wud b betta 2 contact de ppl out lexmark and ask dem to snd u one....
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hi-light what you want to print, then click print, print selection
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- Have you checked if you need a firmware update?\n- Bad quality media? Did it happen with more than one type? Did it happen with quality discs such as Verbatim?\n- Are you trying to use a burning speed that is not compatible with the writer?\n\nIf you have checked all this to no avail, maybe the write/read unit (the laser) of your writer is going loco, and it may need repair. Suggest that you send a Nero logfile to your PC´s or drive´s support, they should be able to tell you what´s wrong with it.
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Why don't you use the software boundled with the writer?\n\nI am using Nero, it is just perfect.\nAny way\n\nIf you are asking about hackers sites\n\nthese are
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Ok, first of all, unless you are buying a laser printer that can handle input from DOS and uses an internal font, then the computer is sending VASTLY more than a few K to print even a simple letter.\n\nThe reason is that the image is sent over as (for example) a 600 x 600 dpi bitmap.  If you are printing a full page, it can be in the megabytes in theory.\n\nI do agree though, that the computer will handle this effortlessly.\n\nAs for whether this is a feature or not, it is a way to make the printer cheaper - like video cards that use the computers memory - if you are after a REALLY cheap printer, this might fit the bill nicely.\n\nDo bear in mind though, that COLOUR lasers can be found for under £200 / $400 if you shop around. It may be out of your price range, but if if "close", perhaps something to conisder....
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That depends on the player you want to play it on.  You'd have to create a VCD (Video CD) using Nero, Roxio or any other creator type program.  That being said, it won't work on all players, I can't even guarantee it will work on all modern players because not even all the new ones support VCDs.  I'd say go out and get yourself a DVD burner, you can get them online for about $40, it'll come with the software you need, http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.asp?Item=N82E16827101642 it even has Lightscribe which will allow you to label a lightscribe enabled disc.  I'm no fan of VCDs, they're little better than VHS tapes.\n\nI should note that it is possible to create a DVD on your computer compatible with all modern players, those that are older, circa pre-2000, 2001 probably won't play a DVD created on your computer but all newer players will.
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Found some good information here, worth a try before you ditch your printer: http://www.pacificink.com/link.php?pg=cyclingtheprinter\n\nEver have blinking lights on your inkjet or laser printer that just will not go away? Ever install a new ink cartridge in your printer and it still thinks the old one is there? Well, instead of just getting angry at the printer or hunting around for your manual, you can try one simple thing: unplug it.\n\nThis technique has a few names that all mean the same thing: cycling the printer, resetting the printer or clearing the printer’s memory. Now unplugging your printer may seem like a low-tech solution to complex problems, and in reality it is. But, for problems like blinking error lights it is the only solution and also, it is typically the first one that will be recommended to you by a technician working for HP, Lexmark, Epson etc. They will recommend it right away if you install a new cartridge and it is registering as empty. If your printer isn’t registering it full, then that means it still thinks the old cartridge is in there and the memory needs to be cleared by unplugging it.\n\nThe first thing to remember about this solution is that unplugging the printer is not the same as turning the printer off. If you have error messages or cartridge communication problems, then turning off the printer is not going to do anything. It has to be physically unplugged from the wall or the back of the printer itself (you don’t have to unplug the printer from the computer). The second and most important thing is that the printer must be unplugged for at least one minute. It takes at least one minute for all the electricity to be cut off from the printer to allow it to completely reset and clear its memory. If you just unplug it for a few seconds, when it comes back on it is going to pick up right where it left off.\n\nWhile this technique will not fix every problem, it is still a very quick and easy solution to a lot of annoying printer problems and it is always the best place to start when one of those problems arises.\n\n\nYou can find more troubleshooting tips for ink cartridges and printers on our informational page.
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lpr -# num-copies works for me.\n\nExample: lpr -# 2\n(prints 2 copies)
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From Wikepedia\n\nA light pen is a computer input device in the form of a light-sensitive wand used in conjunction with the computer's CRT monitor. It allows the user to point to displayed objects, or draw on the screen, in a similar way to a touch screen but with greater positional accuracy. A light pen can work with any CRT-based monitor, but not with LCD screens, projectors or other display devices.\n\nA light pen is fairly simple to implement. The light pen works by sensing the sudden small change in brightness of a point on the screen when the electron gun refreshes that spot. By noting exactly where the scanning has reached at that moment, the X,Y position of the pen can be resolved. This is usually achieved by the light pen causing an interrupt, at which point the scan position can be read from a special register, or computed from a counter or timer. The pen position is updated on every refresh of the screen.\n\nThe light pen became moderately popular during the early 1980s. It was notable for its use in the Fairlight CMI, and the BBC Micro. However, due to the fact that the user was required to hold his or her arm in front of the screen for long periods of time, the light pen fell out of use as a general purpose input device.\n\nThe first light pen was used around 1957 on the Lincoln TX-0 computer at the MIT Lincoln Laboratory. Contestants on the game show Jeopardy! use a light pen to write down their wagers and answers for the Final Jeopardy! round. Light pens are used country-wide in Belgium for voting.\n\n\n\n\nAccording to this website http://estore.fastpoint.com/Products/lightpen.asp?strCatID=2&LoginStatus=\n\nfastpoint.com\n\nthe light pens are about $200 US