Comments on: Create your own CD and DVD labels using free MS Word Templates

By: me

me — Mon, 12 Jul 2010 17:17:20 +0000

@ Brick:

I really don’t see what is so difficult. The instructions seem to be self-explanatory. If you have the new Microsoft Word, click on the circle in the top left hand corner, click on “New”, and at the top will be a search bar. In the search bar, type in either “CD” or “DVD.” Once you do that, tons of different label templates will show up. Once you find the one that you like, click on it (it will appear in a box on your right hand side), then click on “download.” The template is FREE and it will automatically upload to your Microsoft Word document.

If you have the old MS Word document, there should be a search bar somewhere in your right hand corner. In the search bar, type in either CD or DVD and tons of FREE templates will show up.

By: Brick

Brick — Sun, 02 May 2010 06:22:43 +0000

Like every other insturction I read on how to do this, these instructions are also simply entirely way too complex, and no where near in depth enough for someone who knows nothing about any of this to follow.

There is always download this, download that, open this in this program…Almost none of which anyone has ever heard about and on top of that cost money!

WTF! Will someone just post up a link to a 100% free fully usable software, then post a click this, click this click this pictorial.

this is ridiculous how I have been trying for over a year now to produce my own lables for my own disks and every instruction fails miserably

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By: akishore

akishore — Tue, 02 Dec 2008 19:19:57 +0000

Brent, it’s actually part of the Plus! Digital Media Center Edition software product. That program has been discontinued by Microsoft, so this post is really no longer applicable! Sorry about that!

Will make sure next time to watch for outdated software. Thanks.

By: Brent

Brent — Tue, 02 Dec 2008 16:37:36 +0000

I think the software that is being referenced is part of the Windows XP Media Center SDK. Of my three XP machines, one being Media Center, none have this software installed. Is there a link available to get this software?