Canon Cd Label Print Software
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An overview of CD Labelprint 1.4.2 - great software for printing cd labels on Canon printers. It is freeware from http://cd-labelprint.software.informe. Canon Easy-PhotoPrint Ex software allows you to print great looking photos in a way that is easy, fast and fun. Easy-PhotoPrint EX delivers plenty of creative options to PIXMA owners, including the ability to produce borderless photos, albums, calendars and even photo stickers.
Canon Cd Label Print Software Windows 10
This tutorial describes how to use your Canon Pixma IPxxxx printer to print directly on printable CDs/DVDs. European models have this feature already enabled but unfortunately for us Americans it has been disabled due to Canon not wanting to pay for the licensing to use the technology in North America. Notice I said 'disabled.' Because the printers still have the feature all we need to do is enable it.. Oh yeah, and obtain the Disk tray that obviously didn't come standard to us, as they did in Europe.
This tutorial describes how to make a cd tray for little or no money. It is pictured below. Or you could buy one on ebay for about $20.
Credit:
The initial idea was found on StevesForums. Most of the credit is theirs. The reason I have this tutorial is to give what I have learned in a straight-forward how-to. The original StevesForums post is now 77+ pages, so weeding through it to find what works and what doesn't work could possibly take 4-5 years.. or more.
Although all of my testing is done on my Canon Pixma IP5000 this tutorial applies to several Canon printers with CD/DVD printing abilities. Where applicable I will tell you where the models differ.
What you'll need:
A Canon Pixma Printer that has the ability to print on disks. You can tell because there is a fold down plate on the front of the printer (image 0B).
A flat head screw driver
About 5 minutes of time (10 minutes if you read all my dumb comments).