best dvd cover printer?
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I like my Canon Pixma 4200\nGood colors, fast,  and ink cartridges are not very expensive.
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Canopus makes some good ones.  I use mine to convert old VHS home movies to digital, then edit and burn to DVD.\n\nhttp://www.canopus.com/products/videoconversion.php
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I am partial to nero just because it seems the most stable to me.\n\nIf you buy a dvd burner it usually comes with a burner program.
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HP have always been reliable for me and my lot, though with the price of colour laser printers coming down it would be worth looking at them.\n\nI recently bought a 3 in 1, seems to be working good and I like being able to photcopy as well.
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That depends partly on your printing needs - do you need something that's generally good at both text and graphics, something that's better at graphics and ok with text, or something mainly for text with ok graphics output.  There's a good review for you to look at on pcworld.com - see link.
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Canon's Pixma iP4000R (Win 98 or newer, Mac OS X 10.2 or newer, $190 to $220) \n\nor just search amazon...\nhttp://www.amazon.com/gp/search/ref=nb_ss_e/104-6997278-6917526?url=search-alias%3Delectronics-aps&field-keywords=wifi+printer
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dvdsanta \nimtoo dvd\nwinavi\nthese will convert and burn
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Acoustica CD Label Maker 2.34\nEasy CD Creater,\nNero\n\nThose have DVD labeling software. But for qualityof labeling, you should think the 2nd choice that, buy the printer equipmented with DVD disc printing. It will print on the DVD directly (special printable DVD) and require no hand job. It will make your label more professional and perfect. For example: Epson R800\n\nd10v01b
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Nero's probably the most versatile software for it, but it's really bloated. You might try dvd decrypter ImToo DVD Creator.
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HP laserjet will printout the best quality and save you money because the toner cartriges last a long time and no drying out print heads.\n\nCannon inkjets are the most reliable and cartriges can be easily refilled and don't have a chip in the ink cartrige so you can use generic cartriges.\n\nSick with a new one and avoid Epson or lexmark as the ink cartriges cost more and with the chip in the cartrige you can't buy lower cost generic or refilled cartriges.
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You may want to try MicroCenter, they sell OEM drives(means it just comes in a bag, no manual and such).  Good drives too, Samsung!\n\nI paid about $29 for my dual layer DVD burner that also will burn lightscribe disks.   It also came with a free version of Nero Express that gives you all the basic DVD burning functions that you need.\n\nI believe that you can order off their website as well if there is not a store near you,\n\nMikeC
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go to download.com and type dvd burners into their search bar . you will get  agood few but at mo nero is prob best
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here you can find the nero express software \n\nhttp://www.nero.com/en/index.html \n\nenjoy
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You either need one of the printers that is set up to print on DVD's or a set of labels to print on.
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"step by step how can we print the cd-cover from net onto cd"
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Check out the HP PSC 1510 All-One-Printer.  Cost less than $90 and prints, scans, and copies.  I also got $20 rebate at costco. \nE
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NEC 16X DVD+R 8X DVD+RW 8X DVD+R DL.\n\n$36.99\n\nhttp://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.asp?Item=N82E16827152058\n\nNEC 16X DVD±R DVD Burner Silver \n\n$34.99 \n\nhttp://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.asp?Item=N82E16827152060