Create, print, & share professional-looking CD and DVD labels and covers!
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Part 1: Installation (2:44)Downloading and installing DiscLabel and the Clip Art libraries. |
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Part 2: User Interface (3:36)Choosing templates; organizing designs. |
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Part 3: Creating A Design (10:28)Adding images from iPhoto; creating a photo montage; adding text layouts; using the Random Design generator; importing tracks from iTunes. |
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Part 4: Editing Designs (7:33)Adding and formatting text; adding and formatting shapes; adding and formatting images; special effects; using clip art. |
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Part 5: Media & Printing (3:00)Printer calibration; selecting your labels or other media; printing your designs. |
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Thanks to Don McAllister of ScreenCastsOnline for producing these high-quality informative videos!
"With its enhanced interface and added features, this product is, for now, the leader in the Macintosh media labeling software. Using its excellent and downloadable 80-page manual makes it easy to polish your label/insert creation skills beyond the intuitive. If you don’t like manuals, who does, play, the DiscLabel user interface is truly intuitive (e.g., Mac-like.)"
-Harry {doc} Babad, MacCompanion.com, August 2009
DiscLabel is the best Mac LightScribe design solution! Using LightScribe Direct Disc Labeling, you can burn your label design right onto your disc.
We've even got a package of specially-designed LightScribe backgrounds you can install and use with DiscLabel.