How to print on Spine of DVD covers?

[strongbad]

What I'm trying to do is print vertical and horizontal writings on the spine of the DVD covers I make. On the spine of the cover, I'd like to put in horizontal the title of the DVD on the center, and then make a vertical text or graphic on the very top or bottom of the spine. I use a program called DVD and CD Cover Print. It's a very simple cover maker which is what I want but I want to be able to load vertical and horiztonal text on the same spine. Below is an example of what I'd like to do.

[mats.hogberg]

I use one of the few products from Ahead that actually do what it claims to - The Nero Cover Creator. Any text at any angle anywhere.

/Mats

[PMorton]

I use a template in Photoshop Elements to design my DVD covers, so putting text at any angle is no problem.

[SLK001]

I use Photoshp to do all of my covers. What applications do you have available?

Hell, even MSPaint can put text on any angle you want.

[Markentosh]

Can't seem to set up a template in photoshop that will go to the inner hub on the verbatim hub printable. Can anyone help me with the settings?
Thanks much

[SLK001]

Settings? What setting could possibly prevent you from printing on the hub?

Perhaps you have a masking layer that is preventing you from printing in the hub area.

My PhotoShop template has a mask layer (in white) that sets the outer edge, and three different mask layers that set the inner edge. I have three inner mask layers, because I have hubbed DVD, hubless DVD and hubbed CD-R blanks available. Of course, only one is used at a time.

[OldAmateur]

My personal favorite label/disk/case design software, SureThing Labeler (www.surething.com) will do that easily. The program creates a "box" for each text or graphic element that you enter, and each "box" can be placed anywhere, sized, and rotated as you please.

[SLK001]

My personal favorite label/disk/case design software, SureThing Labeler (www.surething.com) will do that easily. The program creates a "box" for each text or graphic element that you enter, and each "box" can be placed anywhere, sized, and rotated as you please.

Yeah, but Photoshop does it better.

[stiltman]

Edit:

My bad, I failed to read the subject title

[strongbad]

My personal favorite label/disk/case design software, SureThing Labeler (www.surething.com) will do that easily. The program creates a "box" for each text or graphic element that you enter, and each "box" can be placed anywhere, sized, and rotated as you please.

I tried using surething right now. It did what I wanted except when I print it, it doesn't print the lines on the paper so I don't know how to cut the paper to fit the cases. In Print Preview mode you can see the lines but it won't print it out.

[strongbad]

My personal favorite label/disk/case design software, SureThing Labeler (www.surething.com) will do that easily. The program creates a "box" for each text or graphic element that you enter, and each "box" can be placed anywhere, sized, and rotated as you please.

I tried using surething right now. It did what I wanted except when I print it, it doesn't print the lines on the paper so I don't know how to cut the paper to fit the cases. In Print Preview mode you can see the lines but it won't print it out.

Nevermind, I figured it out. Had to enable that function. Cool software. More work involved than CD/DVD Printer but it works. Thanks OldAmateur