Hi Ray, I have two printers which can print CDs. An Epson Photo R300 and a Canon Pixma IP4200. Both come with software, but it does tend to be fairly graphical, so you may need someone to help you with the design. Actual printing requires inserting the CD into a special holder, and then placing the holder into the printer in a specific way, and lined up to special marks. With a minimum of modification to add tactile marks, it's quite doable. I chose those printers because they use separate ink tanks for the colours. The Canon has two blacks and three colour tanks, the Epson has Black, Yellow, Light & dark Magenta and Light & dark Cyan. From my sighted perspective, the Epson software is better, but the printer will only print into paper single sided, where the Canon is a Duplex. Both cost under £100, and in my view are/were excellent value. I also have a Philips Lite-Scribe CD/DVD burner which, together with Nero, prints directly on to special Lite-Scribe CDs and DVDs. It's produced a greyscale image onto a gold coloured surface, and actually looks quite snazzy. George. _____________________________________________ From: access-uk@xxxxxxxxxxxxx [mailto:access-uk@xxxxxxxxxxxxx] On Behalf Of Ray's Home Sent: 13 January 2008 21:27 To: Access-Uk@xxxxxxxxxxxxx Subject: [access-uk] Usability of Printers to print direct to CD Maybe a little off-topic, but I wondered if anyone has bought a printer able to print directly onto printable Cds? I'd like to know if the printers come with software to allow this to be accomplished with the minimum of alignment etc. In other words I'm after an easy solution to making a good job of printing directly on printable CDs. Makes and models greatly appreciated, and off-list replies welcomed if it is thought a bit OT here. Thanks. From Ray I can be contacted off-list at: mailto:ray-48@xxxxxxxx