Do you print your artwork??

[Jperdue4]

What do you use to make your artwork?..I use cdlabler, but cannot for the life
of me figure out how to get it to print a booklet type front cover....Is there
a way?..Or do you use a program that works easily?....I like cdlabler except
for the problem of the booklet type cover.
JonP

[steve laredo]

I use adaptec's easycd creator 4 to create jewel cases, and fellowes NEATO
mediafaceII to make labels.

s

"Jperdue4" <jper...@aol.com> wrote in message
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[MvD]

On Tue, 18 Mar 2003 21:17:51 GMT, "steve laredo"
<lar...@nantucket.net> wrote:

>I use adaptec's easycd creator 4 to create jewel cases, and fellowes NEATO
>mediafaceII to make labels.
>
>s

yeah, that's what I use and it works great!

[jeff]

I use adobe photoshop
it take a while to learn it but once you learn it it is sweet
the actions are amazing

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[Neil Krueger]

in article 20030318161421...@mb-fe.aol.com, Jperdue4 at
jper...@aol.com wrote on 3/18/03 4:14 PM:

With MS-Word, Photoshop and Quark Express, you have the digital world at
your command.

I've made templates for 1 disk, 2 disk and 3 disk sets in MS-Word. I can
dump images into the photo templates and setlists into the text boxes. With
Word, you can design any rectilinear shapes you like, booklets are easy. I
use Photoshop to crop images to the correct proportions, etc.

Quark Express is also a great program for this kind of thing--it gives you
even more flexibility, like permitting you to define oval and round windows,
for example, and define nonlinear vectors for text, so you can have swirl-ly
text and things like that if you're inclined to do it. I lost my copy of
Quark in a hard drive crash recently, I'm going to have to figure out which
of my graphic arts buddies to "borrow" a copy from.

Peace,
Neil X.

[Jperdue4]

>>I use adaptec's easycd creator 4 to create jewel cases, and fellowes NEATO
>>mediafaceII to make labels.
>>

Hey that came on my computer....my dumbass never knew you could make labels on
it...ive never used it...
"Oh look, they have internet on computers now!"..Homer J.
JonP

[steve laredo]

I use photoshop to make & edit the actual images, then use the programs i
mentioned above to use them for labels, liners, etc.

Photoshop rules. The dick's picks cover images (from the dead.net marketing
site) from the last several dp's make awesome tray liners, once you edit off
their text.

SL

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[JoAnna]

"Neil Krueger" <n...@comcast.net> wrote in message
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> in article 20030318161421...@mb-fe.aol.com, Jperdue4 at
> jper...@aol.com wrote on 3/18/03 4:14 PM:
>
> > What do you use to make your artwork?..I use cdlabler, but cannot for
the life
> > of me figure out how to get it to print a booklet type front cover....Is
there
> > a way?..Or do you use a program that works easily?....I like cdlabler
except
> > for the problem of the booklet type cover.
> > JonP
>

I use Photoshop and CorelDraw. Corel is alot looser of a program to work in
than Quark Express. I will only use Quark at work or 'on the job'. Mac
people are still hung up on Quark though ...(sorry for the ramble)

[Graphite]

jper...@aol.com (Jperdue4) wrote in message news:<20030318161421...@mb-fe.aol.com>...

Photoshop is great. And if you're too cheap to buy it, you can steal
it from Kazaa. Not that you would do such a thing!

After you make the booklet front, rotate it 90 degrees so it fits on
the page the long way. Don't forget to include a jpg of the ticket
stub, if it's available from psilo.com!