Creating Disc Labels with LightScribe
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• What happens if I forget to flip the disc over
before burning the label?
The LightScribe software notifies you that the disc is
not recognized and prompts you to flip the disk over.
The disc must be placed label side down in the DVD
disc tray.
• Is the LightScribe disc hot or dangerous to
handle immediately after the label is
burned?
No, the LightScribe disc is safe to touch as soon as
the label burning process is complete.
Tips & Tricks
Before you begin, take a moment to review these helpful
suggestions:
With LightScribe, there are no limits to your
creativity! Whatever your requirements for CD/DVD
labeling, LightScribe technology offers you the
opportunity to let your creativity flow. Create
professional silkscreen-quality labels with endless
possibilities for personal expression. Burn personalized
labels for your music, your family photos, or home video
archives.
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 bitmap, TIFF, or JPEG format.
From your LightScribe software, select the file as a
background and complete your label by adding any
desired text.
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