[X-SW] Making CD inserts?

[Stephen Hoy]

Toast has an application as well Discus. Look in the
Toast folder in your Applications and click on Discus.
It's trial and error till you sort it out but you can
(sort of) design your own inserts using templates and
text and font variations. You can also paste photos
into the cover art. If you've got a free half hour or
so. . . . 
--- Richard Klein <rich at richardklein.org> wrote:

> It wasn't ideal, but it worked.  I had burned a mix
> disc in Toast, so I 
> didn't have the playlist in iTunes.  When I popped
> the finished CD into 
> the computer, iTunes couldn't figure out the track
> information, so I had 
> to re-create the playlist manually.  Once that was
> done, though, iTunes 
> printed out just what I needed.  Well, it looks that
> way, anyway; I 
> still have to see if the cut lines match up with my
> jewel case...
> 
> -- 
> Thanks Stephen!
> Rich
> 
> Stephen Hoy wrote:
> > In iTunes there is a a CD insert facility.
> > iTunes/File/Print. It uses tracklisting from your
> > playlists.
> > --- Richard Klein <rich at richardklein.org> wrote:
> > 
> >> Can anyone recommend software for printing CD
> >> inserts (e.g. a track
> >> listing) in OS X?  TextEdit will work in a pinch,
> >> but it's hard to tell
> >> if your text is going to fit within the confines
> of
> >> a CD case, or where
> >> to fold or cut the paper after you print it out.
> >>
> >> -- 
> >> Thanks!
> >> Rich
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