Click to expand.Just revisited this thread and updated my label printing s/w to latest version. The latest version still goes to 118mm and just doesn't go small enough for the hole on my full face printable CDs, but I'm not concerned. Regarding versions, the ONLY problem with the Canon is that it is only for direct to Disc printing, it will not do sticky paper labels. For that, I have an old version of Nero which seems to do the job fine. Manual Utilizare Canon Mp160 there. Nero may be basic, but I can print two different paper labels on the same sheet of paper, which certain other software mentioned here cannot, and that does help me a lot. Why do I still do paper labels? If I need to make another 6 copies (all legal and above board, I hold copyright) of a CD, doing 6 paper labels is the work of a couple of minutes.

Doing direct to CD printing takes much longer. Download Game Di Hp Nokia C5-03.

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