Thanks for your message Fran. You are very welcome but I wonder whether you have tried their Jewel Case Inserts for CD & DVDs - Code No. J8432. These are sold over here in packs of 25 and are designed to be typed and printed. The only thing I have to do is use the TEXT DIRECTION on the spines so that whichever way they are filed, you can read their Title. I now have over 200 of my own CDs all typed up and colour coded to differentiate whether they are for my piano, keyboard or just for friends. Like everything else, it's simple "when you know how" and I'll be the first to admit, I made many mistakes before I mastered the art of CD Inserts and Label Making.

For my CD Labels I also use FELLOWES NEATO MEDIAFACE. This is available as a Beginners Pack which comes with a gadget that enables you to precisely stick your chosen label directly on to the CD. You have the choice of using normal (with large centre hole) or to use a Core Label which just leaves the spindle hole of the CD. This comes with accompanying card sheets of two CD labels, two Core Labels and four Spine Labels. Packs of these cards can then be purchased as and when needed. There is a software CD in the Beginners Pack also which will put a Beginners Wizard on your PC to get you started and then allow you to go on to the Advance stage, but I have to say I find the Wizard is more than adequate because it allows you to insert your own pictures for the label from 'My Pictures' or 'Microsoft downloads', build up your own Projects and files and even gives you three choices as to which way your printed text is displayed i.e: centre, top & bottom etc. The first pack cost me £14.99 and subsequent packs of CD Inserts are cheaper but vary in price depending on where you make your purchase.

I'm not sure whether my scanner is working (I spent last week decorating my music/PC room - yes! in all that heat) but I could try to send you a scanned picture of the actual Cards if you like, or you might be able to view them on their websites. The addresses are:-
www.fellowes.com or www.neato.co.uk

This might be just what you are looking for.

Aud (U.K.)



[This message has been edited by Audrey Turner (edited 07-23-2006).]

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