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Read MoreLATEST DISCLABEL UPDATE ENHANCES SUPPORT FOR DIRECT-TO-DISC PRINTERS
New Feature Takes The Mess Out Of Printing Directly On CDs and DVDs
San Francisco, CA – March 9, 2006 – SmileOnMyMac has updated disclabel, the
award-winning software for designing labels and packaging for CDs and DVDs,
to further enhance direct-to-disc printing.
“We found that printable disc manufacturers do not have a standard for how
much of the surface would be printable,” said Greg Scown, co-founder of
SmileOnMyMac.