-=PCTechTalk=- Re: CD Label Printers

I bought an Epson R300 for printing CD's for my customers.
I would recommend it without any hesitation.

Regards
 
Chris
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[mailto:pctechtalk-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx] On Behalf Of Judith Tramayne
Sent: 28 December 2005 08:37
To: pctechtalk@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
Subject: -=PCTechTalk=- Re: CD Label Printers

This is for my business and a sharpie is not all that 
professional (smile) and the reason I want a CD printer that 
prints right on the CD like what microsoft or all other software 
businesses use.

Except I do not want to have to pay what microsoft can afford 
(LOL) for a printer.

And I AM sure langa.com was talking about paper labels.


Troth already gave me a link which I thanked him for.  I don't 
think my customers would be too impressed with a sharpie pen and 
I use the disc saver cases so there are not outside labels I 
need to make for cases.

Judith
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Bottom line is that sticking labels on your CDs
will shorten their lifespan considerably.  If you want to keep 
it simple and
black ink will do, buy a Sharpie.  I use multiple colors and buy 
them on
sale.

You could also try playing with a CD label printer software and 
try printing
your label on the paper sleeve you put the CD into instead of 
printing it on
a label.  Or, print your info on an address label and stick it 
on the
sleeve.  Or, keep your disks in a plastic case and print an 
insert to go in
the case or print a label and stick it on the case (or on the 
sleeve).

Just don't stick a label on a CD that you want to last more than 
a very few
years.

Don



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