Any recommendatoin for CD labler software

[ames]

I tried CD Stomper & Imation's Sonix CD labeler software and still is not satisfied w/ the design features of these products. Although Sonix is better than Stomper I still feel it's missing designs I like my cd covers to look. Sonix offers plenty of background designs but not enough editing tool.

Any suggestion welcome! Thanks,

Ames

[Tommyknocker]

Have you looked at the Sure Thing labeling program?

[Cole]

The one bundled with Nero I have found to be the best. I previously used Avery, which was OKay, but the results I get with Nero Cover Designer have been much better.

[ames]

They say I posted in the wrong area. I'll try to repost in the newbie area

Anyways, I think Sure Thing labeling is the makers of CD stompers.

Nero hardly seem to have any templates? Is this right?

[That_Kid]

I used to use the memorex label program which was great but only works on their paper. With the stomper labels I have found the only usefull program is using a templete in adobe photoshop. Even with the templete though I still had to customize it to print perfectly. Hope this helps.

[ames]

I was hoping to find a software that has the most template & designs so I don't have to create anything using photoshop (which I'm not that good at). Guess there is not such thing huh? Let me know if you find some

[dcsos]

I like this software
DISCUS
it even allows you to decrease the inner diameter or outer diameter of your artwork!

http://www.magicmouse.com/_discus.html

[ashtones]

I have used fellows neato from a couple years now and am very happy with it. They have a template for just about anything you can imagine from cd's to minidiscs and vhs plus dvd case inserts which is what I am making the most of currently.

[ames]

I checked out DISCUS and it looks exactly like Sonix. I guess Sonix just bought the design off of them.

Neato has 500 hundred backround images...very impressive. I'll ck them out some more ...thanks!!!