You can import your own digital photos or images or use LightScribe-enabled software, which comes with a variety of backgrounds. Available background types are Title, Content, and Full, which refer to how much radial space the label will cover. You can also choose circular or straight text. See similar questions...

LightScribe-enabled software comes with a variety of backgrounds to help you create great-looking labels, or you can import digital photos, or your own images from Photoshop. There are three types of backgrounds to choose from—Title, Content, and Full—and each refers to how much radial space is covered on the label. You can also choose between circular and straight text for your label. No. See similar questions...

LightScribe-enabled software allows burning custom labels ranging in complexity from title-only, to title and contents, to full graphics designs. You can also choose between circular and straight text. TDK LightScribe media is blank recordable media, and does not include LightScribe-enabled label design software. The software may be supplied with LightScribe-enabled drives. See similar questions...

To burn a LightScribe label, simply follow your software’s onscreen instructions. If you’re using a data-burning application that’s LightScribe-enabled, the application will ask if you want to burn a label. Then it will gather content to pre-populate a suggested label design and present the design onscreen. You have the option of selecting that label or making changes. See similar questions...

The LightScribe system is optimized to ensure that the labels last. Some minor fading may occur over time. To ensure the longest life for both label and data, discs should be kept out of direct sunlight. See similar questions...

LightScribe is a direct disc labeling technology that burns text and graphics onto the surface of a CD or DVD using the disc drive's laser and a specially coated LightScribe disc. (It's a safe, nontoxic chemical reaction of the LightScribe disc being "etched" by the laser.) A LightScribe disc drive burns data and creates labels using the same device. See similar questions...

Copyright law prohibits you from copying any copyrighted material without permission from the owner. The copying of copyrighted material onto CDs for personal use is illegal and is not appropriate to use in the computer labs. If you do not have permission from the owner to copy the material, do not burn music material onto a CD. WARNING: The use of campus computer lab CD burners to make copies of copyrighted music is illegal. Persons engaged in such activity could be prosecuted if caught. See similar questions...

Now we write a CD-DA with GigaRec value 0.9. This should increase the compatibility, the quality and the expected live time of the data. See similar questions...

No. Although the terms “burning data” and “burning labels” are standard in the industry, there is no appreciable temperature change involved in either process. A CD or DVD is safe to touch immediately upon being ejected from the drive. To get the best labeling quality and speed, LightScribe recommends that you use the latest software. Your labeling application will prompt you to update to the latest version of the LightScribe software. See similar questions...

The discs we use have a white printable surface which is not a label. It is actually painted directly to the disc during the manufacturing process. This type of disc is used at the request of many people who use the new inkjet printers that can print directly to these discs, avoiding the many problems encountered with adhesive labels. See similar questions...

Disc One: Personal Effectiveness deals with masking, stereotyping and other behaviors that sabotage one's performance. Disc Two: Interpersonal Effectiveness will improve your team building, conflict management, customer relations and other interpersonal skills. Disc Three: Organizational Effectiveness examines behaviors that have become institutionalized and have consequences for the whole organization. See similar questions...

Yes, we offer virtually any disc and packaging types imaginable. Call us if you need something not shown on this site. See similar questions...

LightScribe is a registered trademark of the Hewlett-Packard Development Company, L.P. LightScribe was conceived by an HP engineer in Corvallis, Oregon, and brought to market through the joint design efforts of HP's imaging and optical storage divisions. See similar questions...

You can if you have several CD-R drives and the right software. Two examples are CD Rep from Prassi Software (section (6-1-21)) and DiscJuggler from Padus (section (6-1-27)). Both products are SCSI multiplexors. You use your existing CD writing application (such as Easy-CD Pro 95) like you normally would, and the program sends the same commands to each of the CD-R drives. See similar questions...