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Creating Disc Labels on Your Notebook Using LightScribe
Tips and tricks
Before you begin, take a moment to review these helpful
suggestions:
■ Choose a design that fits your needs. The LightScribe
software that came with your PC has a number of
pre-designed templates for any occasion.
■ Use your own text, photos, or designs. Open your favorite
graphic design application, create your artwork, and save it in
.bmp, .tif, or .jpg format. From your LightScribe software,
select the file as a background and complete your label by
adding any desired text.
■ Make each CD or DVD a work in progress. You can add
new text and pictures (for example, more song names or file
names) to a previously burned label. Simply load the label
design you originally used to burn the label, clear the existing
text and graphics to avoid duplicate information being
burned, then add the new label information and burn again.
■ Preview your label. To make sure the label is exactly the
way you want it, use the Print Preview function (if available)
or print the label out on paper to see it before burning.
■ Cut down on your label burning time. Switch from Best to
Normal mode: you’ll burn fewer tracks per inch, which takes
less burn time but creates a lighter image. Or use the Title or
Content templates instead of Full Disc. Because LightScribe
burns from the center of the disc to the outside edge in
concentric rings, Title and Content templates save time by
confining your label to a narrower band. For the same reason,
using circular text instead of straight text can also speed up
burn times.
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