CD Cataloging Problem
You can actually print the cover art online, forget the site I used but I am sure there are plenty. This included the title to go into the spine, all you would have to do is put a nice crease in the paper to look good. I did this for some cd,s from Goodwill and some cassette tapes, came out looking pretty good on an el cheapo printer even. It was formatted right at the site to come out right size for cd case and cassette case etc or even dvd now I think about it as had to do a few for ex RedBox movies same thing. I am sure Google would find it. |
@lowrider57 He did not keep the back cover art unfortunately. uberwaltz now that you mention that I seem to remember a program that would do that from years ago. In fact, I was thinking it was part of iTunes. I'll do a search for something like that. It will be a real pain in the rear but possibly worth it.........to keep my OCD in check. |
@lowrider57 He did not keep the back cover art unfortunately. uberwaltz now that you mention that I seem to remember a program that would do that from years ago. In fact, I was thinking it was part of iTunes. I'll do a search for something like that. It will be a real pain in the rear but possibly worth it.........to keep my OCD in check. |
I will buy the thicker cases. I could not find an app for printing CD labels. Most were outdated or for Windows only. I'll search some more. But, I might just print the title in the right sized font and cut the paper to the right size. About the same thing as using a label maker. Both will be ugly but functional. |
Another suggestion... reconsider your dedication to space intensive jewell boxes. I went to these (link below) a few years ago and haven't looked back. https://jewelsleeve.com/shop/ disclaimer applies - I have no connection with that product etc... |
