LightScribe software???

Layback Bear · 01 Nov 2012

Sharpie use here and works great.

Lady Fitzgerald · 01 Nov 2012

strollin said:

A sharpie works fine for me. I can write the title directly on the disc.

Truth be told, that's what I do. The Light Scribe label would make more sense for something that needed to look more professional.

Wishmaster · 02 Nov 2012

I just use a sharpie myself most of the time. But I do make Lightscribe discs for something special or important. Like my Windows DVD and Acronis recovery discs, etc.

Rockrz · 03 Nov 2012

Where do you get sharpie software from?

pincushion · 03 Nov 2012

Rockrz said:

Where do you get sharpie software from?

Sharpie Permanent Markers, Highlighters, Pens and More

More 'hardware' than software ...

:)

Wishmaster · 03 Nov 2012

I guess the good old Sharpie could be considered the Poor mans Light Scribe OR, the Lazy Mans Light Scribe.

Whatever lable, if any, you want to put on it ... its a must have for me. Got to have a couple handy at all times :)

Phone Man · 04 Nov 2012

All my Sharpie makes is circles.

Jim

Rockrz · 04 Nov 2012

Yeah, my sharpie crashed the other day... the cap was crap!

Lady Fitzgerald · 04 Nov 2012

Rockrz said:

Yeah, my sharpie crashed the other day... the cap was crap!

Funny you should say that because I also had one crash. I had to toss an extra fine the other day because it started leaking and the ink collected in the cap, spilling on me when I opened it (mutter, mutter, mumble, mumble!).

Rockrz · 04 Nov 2012

OK so, where can I find a good program for making the artwork to lightscribe to the CD?