05 Jul 2004 | Print  |

DealBITS Drawing: disclabel from SmileOnMyMac

by Adam C. Engst

If you burn a lot of CDs or DVDs, you should take a look at SmileOnMyMac's elegant utility disclabel, which helps you design your own professional-looking stick-on labels. Even if you prefer not to stick stuff on your discs, you can also use disclabel to design jewel case inserts and DVD case covers for printing on commercial stock. You can buy labels from within the program, print to direct-to-disc printers like the Canon i875 and those from Epson, and print on plain paper. disclabel imports track lists from iTunes, can be automated with AppleScript, imports images directly from iPhoto and iTunes, and lets you include and edit text in a circle. disclabel requires Mac OS X 10.2 or later.

<http://www.smileonmymac.com/disclabel/>

In this week's DealBITS drawing, we're giving away three copies of disclabel 2.1, valued at $29.95 each. Those whose luck doesn't bring them a free copy this week will receive a discount price. Enter at the DealBITS page linked below, and be sure to read and agree to the drawing rules on that page. All information gathered is covered by our comprehensive privacy policy. Lastly, check your spam filters, since you must be able to receive email from my address to learn if you've won.

<http://www.tidbits.com/dealbits/ smileonmymac2.html>
<http://www.tidbits.com/about/privacy.html>

-

Related Articles

• DealBITS Drawing: disclabel Winners (12 Jul 04)

Top Articles in this Section

• Five iTunes 7.7.1 Bug Fixes Detailed (31 Jul 08)
• iTunes 7.7 Corrupts Accented Artist and Track Names (24 Jul 08)
• iTunes 7.7 Released in Preparation for iPhone 2.0 (10 Jul 08)

Bare Bones Software's BBEdit 8.7 -- Latest version offers a
major interface overhaul, new prefs, text clippings, improved
JavaScript, new Ruby/SQL/YAML/Markdown support, code folding.
Over 160 new features in all! <http://www.barebones.com/>.