Using laser technology, LightScribe's specially coated discs chemically change when a laser strikes the label side, producing titles and graphics created using LightScribe software. See similar questions...

LightScribe Direct Disc labelling is as simple as burn-turn-burn. You will burn the data, flip the disc over, re-install it in the drive, and burn the label. The system’s three components are: Hardware: With minimal modifications, LightScribe-licensed hardware can print labels on LightScribe media using the hardware’s existing laser Software: LightScribe-licensed software applications allow you to create simple or elaborate label designs. See similar questions...

When the laser of a LightScribe-enabled drive irradiates the label side of a TDK LightScribe disc, the disc surface undergoes a safe, non-toxic chemical reaction that creates your custom label design directly on the disc. See similar questions...

LightScribe is compatible with PCs using Windows 2000 and XP. To use LightScribe with a Mac, you'll need Mac OS X 10.3, a LaCie DVD-RW external double layer drive and a DVD-RW internal drive. See similar questions...

To take advantage of LightScribe technology, you'll need a LightScribe-enabled disc drive, LightScribe-enabled discs, and supporting software. 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...

Yes. The data side will work as it always has. But LightScribe discs cannot be labeled in a non-LightScribe drive. See similar questions...

this time, LightScribe is available on Windows 2000 and XP. Look for additional software and operating system support in the months ahead. 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...

Starting in early January 2005, LightScribe-enabled products were available at major computer and consumer electronics outlets and via online shopping. Click on Looking for LightScribe for a list of current LightScribe-enabled hardware, software, and media. Look for the LightScribe logo on retail packaging to identify LightScribe-enabled products. LightScribe-enabled discs also display the LightScribe logo on the inner “hub” of the disc itself. See similar questions...

LightScribe technology is an integrated system. It combines the CD or DVD drive of your computer with specially coated discs and enhanced disc-burning software to produce precise, silkscreen-quality, iridescent labels. With LightScribe, your disc is your label. This amazing technology is the no-hassle way to create awesome-looking labels for all your music mix CDs, digital video or photo archives, and for any business application. And they're labels that last and last. See similar questions...

Zanfel works safely into the dermal layer of your skin, binds to the urushiol oil, and, when rinsed off, takes the oil with it down the drain. See similar questions...