It allows insertion of track titles automatically. It is compatible with most of the printers and allows composing many styles through best editing tools. It comes with plenty of fonts and illustrations. CdCoverCreator enables creating stunning CD covers, labels and booklets.
It comes with inlay creation wizard which can read track length and get album info. It enables scanning CD covers for duplication and useful for creating covers for jewels and slim cases also. It comes with pre-defined templates for creating CD layouts. It enables inserting pictures, digital photos to the covers. It works with majority of printers and comes with best tools for creating layout.
It comes with user-friendly interface and very simple to use. There are a plenty of CD label maker software available for various platforms including Windows and Mac Os. As they are available for each platform separately one should verify and confirm for platform compatibility before downloading and installing the software. Details of the software for each version are mentioned below individually.
CD Label Designer helps to create professional labels with ease. It comes with number of pre-defined label types and enables changing of label dimensions and printout positions easily.
It comes with powerful text formatting features and can produce high-resolution images. It allows inserting shapes and can create label through wizard quickly. DiscLabel enables creation of labels automatically using AppleScript. Great standard paper formats and disc printer And so much more. Minimum Requirements: Windows bit or bit — all editions 1. Open the keygen RS folder. Generate the valid registration key and copy it. Run the software and open the registration window then paste the copied key.
Close the software and run it again. All done! The border will change from a dotted line to a hatched pattern, and there will be a blinking text cursor in the text. Use the Toolbars to format the font and size for the text. Click on the text and drag it towards the center or out towards the edge of the design. Double-click on the text to edit the circular text properties. When you click Add Text Effect in the main window, the Text Effect wizard places a text effect at the default position in the document, which you can then move to the desired location on your design.
Use the Toolbars to format the font. For some text effects, you can also change the point size. For most, however, the effect fits within the bounding rectangle, so you change the size by resizing the object.
SureThing does not support right to left fonts unfortunately. To set a default font setting for new text boxes that you create later, right click on a text frame or insert one and select Object Properties.
Next, click on the Character button in the. Right click on the object your want to remove and click on Cut Object. Sometimes, you will have to remove multiple objects, just Right Click and hit Cut Object again. Start a Design and place a text box where you would like to have your serial number. How do you enter text? In the settings box you can choose the start number, max number and increment. You can also choose to have the number reset after every time you print. Once you have the settings you want, select OK and OK again.
You will then see the first number on your design. When you print, depending on the number of copies you print, you will see the different numbers on each subsequent copy. To type out a playlist manually in SureThing, go to the Playlist menu at the top of the screen and click on Playlist Manager. Click on the tracks tab and type the first Title and Artist, and click Add. Repeat as necessary. If you do not see your playlist information show up, try changing your layout. To change your layout, click on the horizontal bar at the bottom-middle of the screen.
If you do not see any playlist information, most likely you just need to change your layout. To change your layout, click on the horizontal bar at the bottom-middle of the screen:.
Prescan your scanner bed and select the area you are going to scan. Make sure to use the selection tool to select the exact area you want to scan. If you do not do so that whole scanner bed will be scanned, and the image will appear really small with lots of white space around it. If your scanner software is having trouble with SureThing, you might want to check to see if there are better drivers available for your scanner.
You need to crop the image before bringing it into SureThing. You can mark the entire photo area, or can crop the image to be scanned, by marking only a part of it, or perhaps just a 1-inch square area from it. The Scan button will then scan only the area that you have marked with the mouse. Provided you crop the image, it will come in sized appropriately. Before you attempt to scan an image, be sure your TWAIN compatible device is attached to your printer, and is turned on.
Then follow these steps:. After it has been acquired, the image will be placed on the design. Move and resize it to the desired position. SureThing does not technically scan. SureThing calls your scanner software, and then it returns the image to us via one of two methods: Twain or WIA drivers. Right click on the picture and choose Object Properties. Click on the Colors tab and uncheck the Display in Full Color checkbox and choose your color by clicking on the Foreground Color pull-down, and click OK.
The transparency tool will take one color on your image and define it as transparent. First select the picture that will have a transparent area on it. Select the transparency tool by going into the Tools menu and then select Object Tools, Transparency Tool. Now your mouse cursor will turn into the Transparency Tool icon. Move the transparency tool to the color you wish to define as transparent and click on it.
Now, if you have a complex image, chances are there are many shades of color similar to the one you are defining as transparent. The are as many as 16 million different colors in an image, so the white you choose to make transparent might be next to lots of other off-white pixels. So if your image looks blotchy when you use the transparency tool, this is why. What you need to do in this situation is edit the image in another program.
Basically you need to paint all the areas that want to be transparent, one color. The paint tool in most image editing programs will work to paint exactly one color in any area you choose.
This will open the familiar Windows browse dialog which has two main parts: Favorite Links or Folders on the left, and the file listings on the right. Browse using the panel on the left or the Look In location at the top, to the folder that contains the image you would like to use.
Select it and hit OK. You need a playlist first. This can be done in any player such as Windows Media Player, or iTunes. Or you can burn the CD from those files.
Once that is done, you can import your playlist, by going to the Playlist menu and clicking on Import from Player. Next, go to the Background panel on the left and click on Create a Collage.
Your album art should automatically come in if it is available. You can fine tune the look and display of the art within this dialog box as well. We are working on it though! In the meantime, if you have the Deluxe version of SureThing, you can export the file. To export, go to the File menu and click on Export Design.
You can export to a jpg, bmp, tif, or png file. LightScribe branded media. Standard discs, inkjet printable discs and thermal discs will not work.
LightScribe drives can record data to non-LightScribe discs, but can only burn labels to LightScribe branded media. Click here to get the latest version. Either you do not have a LightScribe drive or the LightScribe system software is not installed or functioning correctly. The difference being which side of the disc gets burnt. In other words, you can burn the data first or you can burn the label and burn the data later. Under Print Using choose LightScribe drive.
You will be prompted to insert a LightScribe disc with the label side facing down. There are a few things that determine how long a LightScribe disc will take to burn a label.
Typically for title only content, a labeling time of minutes can be expected. For full disc graphics in Best quality mode, labeling times of minutes can be expected. Ultimately, the time it takes is a factor of the speed and amount of print. The more there is to print, the longer it will take. Certain drives and connection types are faster than others. The LightScribe laser burns in concentric circles from the center of the disc to the outside.
If your design includes text and graphics that span the entire surface of the disc, from center to edge, expect longer print times. You can place text and images in the outer regions and print in a shorter amount of time provided the inner regions do not also contain text and graphics.
LightScribe prints from the inside of the disc to the outside. Meaning the further out the text or image, the longer it will take. You can choose your layout via the horizontal Layout bar at the bottom-middle of the screen.
See How long does it take? Why does LightScribe take so long? The Print Manager is your friend. It allows you to work on other projects while your LightScribe disc is printing. The Print Manager see below is only displayed when printing:. Yes, with SureThing Disc Labeler you can. LightScribe only supports printing black and various shades of gray. Any color images and text in your design will print, but the color will be converted to monochrome and de-saturated. But even with colored discs, your LightScribe drive is still burning only black and shades of gray.
Download and install the latest LightScribe System software from lightscribe. This could also be a function of the media. Media has a bearing on output. Some brands may appear to burn darker than others.
Printing multiple times will make it darker. Just put the disc back in, and the drive will automatically know where to print. Updating the LightScribe system software can improve printing as well. Most PC electronic stores carry LightScribe drives and media. You can also buy LightScribe media direct from SureThing.
To insert an image as a background meaning an image that covers your entire design and is flattened to the back go to the Background panel on the left and click on Backgrounds.
The label gallery designs from lightscribe. Save them to your computer and unzip them. At the bottom left, you might have to click the button for Custom Background. Then browse to the directory where you saved the jpg images you unzipped. Select an image and hit OK. This is a feature of SureThing that lets you design and edit your LightScribe disc in a view representative of the way it will look when printed.
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