Hi there!
I have lots of bootlegs without any cover , so , i want to make some for the ones which dont have any.
anyone here uses a program , have you made some or do you know which is the best way to make them???
thanks for the help!

Freeware cdcovercreator

[www.thyante.com]

Nero Burning Rom 7 --> Applications --> Nero CoverDesigner

thanks for the help!

now i made some covers for warsaw 2007 with the thyante program but i dont know how to convert the files into jpg images .
any help??
thanks

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mexicostone
now i made some covers for warsaw 2007 with the thyante program but i dont know how to convert the files into jpg images .
any help??
thanks

I'd like to know how to do that to....

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cant open it with paint.
it says its .ccc files , which are the program's ones.
it cant be opened by paint.
any other way you can help????
thanks a lot

Is there an option to 'export' the file? .ccc is a Copycad file. Don't know what readily available proggy opens it so you can convert it to jpeg, do a google, that might help.

Also do a google for freeware cd cover makers, that's how I found that link, you'll have to go thru a couple, I suspect, before you find one that you can save as a .jpeg

The other way to create cover artwork is to use an image type of proggy, the ultimate being Photoshop, but I have good results with PaintShopPro & altho it's been superceded it'still got more than you'll ever need. You build your art as bitmaps or .tiff & convert to .jpeg when you're finished. Bit of a learning curve tho.

A third way that a friend of mine uses is to get a template for MS Word & build artwork thru that, never done it myself tho...

Make sure you make the artwork big to print well, at least double screen size.

Hi there , people!!!
finally i could!"!!
i made these ones with a program named audio label.
it helped me a lot! , the only bad thing is that it has the letters which say its free version in the middle of the pic, but they're small , so , i can live with them.

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mexicostone
i made these ones with a program named audio label.
it helped me a lot! , the only bad thing is that it has the letters which say its free version in the middle of the pic, but they're small , so , i can live with them.

You can find the latest audiolabel 4.20 pro release (already registered) very easily online...just "google" +audiolabel+4.20+torrent..that's it...and YES THIS IS A REALLY EASY WAY TO START WITH CD/DVD ARTWORK (of course photoshop is a zillion more complete and better but not so easy to use for a begginner)

HB

A little piece of advice mexicostone - don't make labels for the discs. Whilst they look nice, the glue can cause damage to the discs over a period of time and make them unplayable. Much better to use a black CD pen.

what is a CD pen?

are permanent felt tipped pens OK or perhaps a Sharpie?


plexi

well, anyone know??

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Here's a quote from an ad which seems to answer your question timbernardis :-

"Solvent-free, non-toxic, and alcohol-free, this permanent pen will not damage or destroy your precious memories like other solvent based pens on the market."

thanks!


plexiglass