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  • leics poshie
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    • Feb 2006
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    Cover Help Please

    What software do i need or would someone be able to do Hostel and Fun with dick and Jane as a split cover, ie one on top of the other

    Thanks
  • codajohn
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    • Jul 2005
    • 661

    #2
    Are you talking about DVD case insert software?
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    • tigerman8u
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      • Aug 2003
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      #3
      have you tried cover designer that comes with nero

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      • oldhack
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        • Nov 2005
        • 16

        #4
        Originally Posted by leics poshie
        What software do i need or would someone be able to do Hostel and Fun with dick and Jane as a split cover, ie one on top of the other

        Thanks
        expressit allows you to add whatever graphics you want to a cd or dvd insert cover. usually packaged with a a cd label maker like stomp.

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        • codajohn
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          • Jul 2005
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          #5
          I use DVD case insert Memorex Expressit. There are Matte and High Gloss paper versions. The Matte version has a software disk ver 2.1 and the Glossy has a 2.2 ver. Basically the same. I transfered my designs over to the 2.2 version with no problem. This software allows you to use your own graphics as well as stock. You can add text, fonts, etc. The only thing I had trouble with was the calibrating of the printer due to expressit's different size paper. I had a Canon i950 printer and had to remember to calibrate it each time. Once done you can save the setting. But you have to remember to hit the save button at the beginning of each session. I have a new Epson and there seems to be little need to do this operation. A few adjustments here and there. No big deal.
          Give it a try.
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