LightScribe announces new Template Labeler

Written by Dave Horvath @ 29 Nov 2007 6:56 User comments (3)

LightScribe Direct Disc Labeling today announced the immediate availability of the LightScribe Template Labeler, labeling software designed to simplify and enhance customers' CD and DVD labeling. The Template Labeler complements the capability of the Lightscribe Simple Labeler, launched in February 2007. The Template Labeler allows customers to create full label designs with its easy user interface. The new labeling software is available immediately for free download on LightScribe's website.

Six LightScribe template packs of new label designs are available for the Template Labeler: LightScribe Art Pack, LightScribe Holiday Pack, LightScribe Weddings Pack, LightScribe Special Occasions Pack, LightScribe Sports Pack and LightScribe Business Pack.

The Template Labeler and the new label design packs can be downloaded at www.lightscribe.com for free and works on computers running Windows (Vista/XP/2000). In addition to English, LightScribe Template Labeler for Windows will be available beginning in December 2007 in 23 languages, including Arabic, Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese, Czech, Danish, Dutch, German, Greek, Finnish, French, Hebrew, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Norwegian, Polish, Portuguese, Portuguese-Brazilian, Russian, Slovakian, Spanish, Swedish and Turkish.

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130.11.2007 12:31

emugamer

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Finally. I'm sick of having to use the OEM of Nero 6 just because it has full lightscribe support bundled with it. I hate Nero.

28.12.2007 10:55

bmuddy2

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Too little too late. I gave up on light scribe and went to printing direct to the cd. Its faster , better looking , and overall it costs the same.

321.12.2007 21:09

borhan9

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I dont use these guys and i dont reakky know what these guys get up.

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