SureThing CD Labeler 4.3
| Developer: |
MicroVision Development (more products...) |
| OS: | Win98/ME/NT 4.x/2000/XP |
| License: | Shareware |
| Price: |
$24.95 (Buy it now)
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| Size: | 10.06 MB |
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SureThing, the most trusted name in CD/DVD Labeling software, lets you create, edit, and print beautiful color labels for all your CD's, DVD's, jewel cases, and more. It makes the entire process so easy that virtually anyone can do it! SureThing CD Labeler has extensive support for music playlists, interfaces with the Internet to get music CD information, and provides you with "intelligent" templates that make label design easy. The "Playlist Manager" manages all of your music playlists. Create, edit, delete, and use just the information you want on your labels.
The latest version of CD Labeler works seamlessly with Windows Media Player and MUSICMATCH Jukebox allowing you to print a label for your compilation CDs without re-typing the song titles. Print directly from Media Player or MM Jukebox or import playlists from within SureThing.
Also NEW in this version: thousands of NEW background and clipart images, enhanced circular text including spiral and spoke designs, online design gallery, alignment tools, DVD labes and case inserts, photo touchup and effects, COOL photo collage covers, updated interface, and more!
SureThing CD Labeler works with all of the most popular brands of CD labels and jewel case inserts, including SureThing, Avery, NEATO, CD Stomper, Memorex, and more! Intelligent templates, called "SmartDesigns" make label creation fast and easy, while letting you have total control over what each label looks like. You can use all kinds of neat text effects. Pick from angled text, circular text, horizontal text, and more. And on top of that, you can add things like shadow or outline to any text.
When you purchase the deluxe kit, you'll receive an assortment of CD/DVD labels and jewel case inserts, label applicators for standard and full-face CD labels. Simply better than all of the competition combined!
Find out why SureThing is the most trusted name in CD/DVD Labeling! |
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