[iTunes] Re: import graphics into iTunes CD insert

[Terry Pogue]

Watch out for those labels that you stick onto CDs or DVDs. They can  
come off in the machine and gum up the works. I had that happen with  
a DVD player. I did a movie for a retirement party. The player they  
were using was a DVD changer. It got really hot and the label came  
off in the machine. Made a h*** of a mess. I don't even put labels on  
CDs after that experience. Better safe than sorry. I do fabulous  
jewel box covers and that has to suffice.
terry

On Dec 5, 2005, at 12:00 AM, Michael Prete wrote:

> henri wrote:
>> I like the CD insert one can print from iTunes playlists in the  
>> latest versions. I thought I'd seen something about a way to  
>> import artwork into the program, but when I went looking for it in  
>> Help and online, I came up with zip.
>> Is there a method to import a graphic (not album covers already in  
>> iTunes) to print on the insert?
>
> Only way I know is with 3rd party software, like Click'N Design  
> that comes with CD Stomper and includes both disk labels and  
> inserts for CD jewel box. I believe that Roxio Toast also includes  
> an app that will do it. Wait a minute....looking....yeah! Its Magic  
> Mouse Discus, included with Toast Titanium v5x. Both these apps can  
> import graphics and then print to a template for CD boxes.
>
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