Comments on: I’ll Stick to Sharpies http://holographicmeatloaf.com/2008/02/13/ill-stick-with-sharpies/ The Nonsensical Ramblings of a 39-Year-Old Father and Husband Sat, 22 Nov 2008 13:03:00 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=MU hourly 1 By: Dave http://holographicmeatloaf.com/2008/02/13/ill-stick-with-sharpies/#comment-367 Dave Mon, 25 Feb 2008 20:27:40 +0000 http://holographicmeatloaf.com/?p=500#comment-367 Thanks for the advice. I just looked up the DiscPainter and it seems great in theory. And I suppose, perhaps, if I were a photographer and part of my business was to burn a ridiculous amount of CDs, the Dymo thing would indeed be worth the price. But at the rate I currently burn CDs I think I'd be better off sticking with LightScribe (which now works after uninstalling the Logitech drivers) :) Thanks for the advice. I just looked up the DiscPainter and it seems great in theory. And I suppose, perhaps, if I were a photographer and part of my business was to burn a ridiculous amount of CDs, the Dymo thing would indeed be worth the price.

But at the rate I currently burn CDs I think I’d be better off sticking with LightScribe (which now works after uninstalling the Logitech drivers) :)

]]> By: Jimmy C http://holographicmeatloaf.com/2008/02/13/ill-stick-with-sharpies/#comment-366 Jimmy C Mon, 25 Feb 2008 15:00:56 +0000 http://holographicmeatloaf.com/?p=500#comment-366 I agree with you that LightScribe/Labelflash is a pain in the neck. Before you resolve to spend your life using a magic marker to make all of your cd/dvd labels may I offer a suggestion? Try out the DiscPainter by the Dymo label people. It prints full color picture labels on discs and even has an easy text feature that puts clear descriptions of what is on your disc right on it. It is a great printer if you make discs that you care about or that you give to people. Keep up the interesting, eclectic site. I agree with you that LightScribe/Labelflash is a pain in the neck. Before you resolve to spend your life using a magic marker to make all of your cd/dvd labels may I offer a suggestion? Try out the DiscPainter by the Dymo label people. It prints full color picture labels on discs and even has an easy text feature that puts clear descriptions of what is on your disc right on it. It is a great printer if you make discs that you care about or that you give to people. Keep up the interesting, eclectic site.

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