Can the labels be used on CD's?
1033892
They can be, but there are two things to consider. If the corner comes up at all then it would catch on a slot-load drive. Also, the inside of a CD drive can get kind of warm which may cause the label to come loose... in a spinning CD drive. If you haven't purchased a label printer yet then I would recommend a Casio CW-K85. It prints directly onto the CD. They were $80 a few years ago. Now amazon has them for $250, so I'm guessing they're not sold anymore. I can't find a similar competitor product. Perhaps an inkjet printer that prints to inkjet compatible discs?
1033893
Unfortunately, there is little information about the labels being used for CD's. In general, the labels are great, and I've used them for years. Wish I could have been of more help.
1078072
If you mean the software, Yes! If you mean the applicator, that works with any label that fits. If the CD or DVD is a standard size, and the Avery label is for CD's or DVD's it will fit. Just follow the directions. First, the label, sticky side up, then the disc, label side down, then push the center down.
1992777
The applicator has two spindles not easily seen in the picture because the spindle is in the down position in the picture. In the up position the larger diameter is for the label and the smaller for the DVD/CD. Application is done with everything upside down. I do not recommend the use of labels on the DVD/CD. Some machines will not work with the label attached to the disc for various reasons.
2132712
I am not certain about layering labels on DVDs. It doesn't seem like just putting one label over an existing label would hurt anything, but maybe not any more than one layering. In fact, I think I have put one label over another label and it still played OK. Hope this helps.
1954208
I've used the Brother P-Touch labels this way and it seems to work for me, but I know some people worry about unbalancing the CD/DVD with the extra weight of the label.
603070
A very cautious Yes, but with these conditions: 1. You should use the template provided by the label manufacturer. It works with MS Word. 2. The template allows two columns of labels for a standard CD jewel case. You might find a template for a slim case, but the labels will be very thin. The labels I bought tended to rip apart when separating from the backing sheet. This can be a royal pain when labeling CD cases. 4. I had to use a professional trimmer to trim the label sheets which were supposed to be pre-sized.You may want to just go with a standard 8.5x11 self-stick label sheet and trim your own. Working with the regular size CD jewel case label was frustrating; trying a half-width label may try your patience.
1878651
No, I don't think the matte labels even approximate the glossy ones. I use the matte labels a lot for personal use but I definitely prefer the glossy ones...so much more professional looking. I would definitely use the glossy ones on commercial CD albums...NOT matte. Hope this helps.
786252
There is a small area where you can label the discs (the part that is blue/purple/green/etc..)Please note that, in my opinion, it is too small. However, you should be able to write on the "vinyl" black part as well (assuming you have a white marker).
1934000
There isnt, but if you have a label maker you could do it that way or write on colored tape. Cant beat the price though! Hope this helps. :)
1071833
You can print the cd but you need the adhesive pages. Print the cd on it and later you transfer to the cd.
1934932
It may be to hard to label to where the label is visible. In theory it would work though. Remember it is made of cardboard though.
1832370
The printable label is already part of the disc. These are meant to be printed on using a disc printer, and not where you affix a printed label. These are great discs :)
1202548
Yes.. try "Sure Thing" store.. I brought Jewel case booklet paper from them... I'm sure they would have those vinyl (mini) labels!
508162
If these are the CDs with the white top, they are printable from a regular printer. I write on them with magic markers because my printer is older and I was afraid they'd get scratched or smear the artwork.
376126
Yes, I always use my laser printer for CD/DVD labels. The printing is much more durable than the inkjet printer. I use the preset style "Laser Labels" in the printer preferences. These work perfectly, no problems and just as well as the Avery brand.
2053569
I own a Memorex CD & DVD label maker. It comes with the software. You may be able to find it on Amazon as well.
2004509
I don't believe it prints directly onto CD's but will do nice CD labels that you can stick on the CD