Originally Posted by Joe Wrabek
Matt, I've had both Nero and Roxio CD software (came with the CD-RW drive units), but I never saw anything worth messing with for CD labels.

I went out and bought a program called Click 'n' Design CD, which I use for the basic template (only software I've got that will let me write in a circle)--then I paste the product into my basic graphic-design program (PageMaker) and mess around with it.

I still do paper labels, though I have thought about getting one of those fancy Epson or HP printers. They use their own label software, though, which I want no part of--but I think I have figured out how to import my designs. When I can afford it, I'll try it. Maybe next CD.

Joe


I have tried various printing and cover design programs. By far the best and easiest to use is Nero Premium. It has a great cover design program and can custom print to any printer.
It is also a burner and multi media editor and player. Some neat features and not too expensive. On ebay for buttons.

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