How do I print cd booklets the correct size?
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ribbons69
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I have a few Sisters bootlegs,mainly from Circles excellent site and many come with scans of front and back covers,inlays etc. I wanted to print my own but for the life of me I can't get them to print the proper size.
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The size of booklets or covers and tray inlays for CDs and DVDs are standardised. These standards can be found everywhere in the web, for a starter check wikipedia
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Optical_disc_packaging
You have to downsize the large pictures downloaded from circle (or from the SistersWiki) to the correct size.
To that purpose, open the picture in PhotoShop and chose the Image menu and then the Image Size option.
There you can adjust the size and the resolution of the picture. There are two main options for the for width and heigth:
- Pixel Dimension (upper side) for the pixels and therefore not useful here, and below:
- Document Size. This is the right one. First of all, make sure its in cm or inch depending on your printer settings, and then adjust the size to your needs ...
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Resolution can be adjusted below. If your final picture is half the size in cm (or inch resp.), you can (and should) at the utmost double the resolution (pixels/cm or pixels/inch).
Save the picture (preferrably under a different name in case something should have gone wrong) and print it ...
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Optical_disc_packaging
You have to downsize the large pictures downloaded from circle (or from the SistersWiki) to the correct size.
To that purpose, open the picture in PhotoShop and chose the Image menu and then the Image Size option.
There you can adjust the size and the resolution of the picture. There are two main options for the for width and heigth:
- Pixel Dimension (upper side) for the pixels and therefore not useful here, and below:
- Document Size. This is the right one. First of all, make sure its in cm or inch depending on your printer settings, and then adjust the size to your needs ...
... Resolution can be adjusted below. If your final picture is half the size in cm (or inch resp.), you can (and should) at the utmost double the resolution (pixels/cm or pixels/inch).
Save the picture (preferrably under a different name in case something should have gone wrong) and print it ...
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I used to use Excel and set up cells into a template. Then just drag, drop, resize any images into that framework.
Print and trim. Dead easy
Print and trim. Dead easy
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Free programme - Cover XP
I've been using the so called trial version for about 10 years. Just drag and drop the artwork for cd booklets, rear trays, DVD cases etc, or use your own basic text/artwork.
I've been using the so called trial version for about 10 years. Just drag and drop the artwork for cd booklets, rear trays, DVD cases etc, or use your own basic text/artwork.
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ribbons69
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Thank you,this might be what I need,whilst the above comment are helpful I don't have photoshop or excel etc. I'll give this a go.Spiggy's hat wrote:Free programme - Cover XP
I've been using the so called trial version for about 10 years. Just drag and drop the artwork for cd booklets, rear trays, DVD cases etc, or use your own basic text/artwork.
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Tom G Warrior of Celtic Frost
we fall to rise
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it's a great little free programme this cover XP ribbons , although I thought they called it undercover XP
i also have been using it for quite a few years now , and just today downloaded it onto my new mini tower PC
i also have been using it for quite a few years now , and just today downloaded it onto my new mini tower PC
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Just adding to the above post Ribbons.
I downloaded the Undercover XP onto my new mini Pc.
the programmes fine just like the one on my old PC except
now on this latest version of Undercover XP , it gives you an unwanted annoying search engine called My Way. You can't get rid of it just by doing a system restore, but you will have to read up on how to get rid of my way, just annoying they put this into it. Sorry if this has caused any inconvenience to you.
I downloaded the Undercover XP onto my new mini Pc.
the programmes fine just like the one on my old PC except
now on this latest version of Undercover XP , it gives you an unwanted annoying search engine called My Way. You can't get rid of it just by doing a system restore, but you will have to read up on how to get rid of my way, just annoying they put this into it. Sorry if this has caused any inconvenience to you.
I go to gigs, and if there is any money left, I eat
If worst comes to the worst, any image editing software will resize the images the way you need them.
You don't need photoshop or paintshop pro.
MS paint will do it, as will photo editor.
You don't need photoshop or paintshop pro.
MS paint will do it, as will photo editor.