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but they're all greyed out & i can't find a way to make them functional. also, there are options to resize, fit to shape, etc. when i use a cd cover copied off of Amazon, it will always fit perfectly when i use Nero in Window$, but it's always too small in kclabel. Kclabel.i can't get anything to line up (text wise) or get cd cover artwork to fit the whole size of the page layout.

neither of them come with any help sections. Has anybody used these programs (gcover &/or kcdlabel)? i have them both installed & i've been playing with both, but neither of them seems to do what i want it to do entirely.

PAINT SHOP PRO DISC LABEL TEMPLATE SOFTWARE

so, any suggestions on software that can do this? Nero is great for that.pick the CD case size you want (slim line, normal, double disk, etc) & it sets the size automatically for your work space, then all you have to do is add pics, artwork, text, etc., print, & cut along the dotted lines for a perfect fit in your jewel case. (ala Paint Shop Pro, for example) but, ideally, what i want is the whole thing in one package. i'm sure i can use some kind of already installed/available Linux software to make pictures, crop, ect. i just can't stand burning a CD, then writing on it with black marker & sticking it in a clear case! i like to make them look a bit more pleasing to the eye. you can also use it to make CD labels, but i tend to use TDK label maker for that, since it's a bit easier to manipulate. in Window$ i use Nero for burning & it comes with an add on called Nero Cover Designer, which does the job i'm hoping to do in Linux quite nicely. Now that i've worked out the bugs with K3b & i know my way around XCDRoast, i was wondering if there are any CD cover designer apps for Linux/MDK? something with templates, text, shapes, colour choices, data formatting, etc.

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