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I recently read one end of a message about labels creating problems. I use
a program called Click N design with Avery Labels. Is any label bad for
discs? Opinions appreciated.

On 2004-08-12, Bosco <> wrote:
> I recently read one end of a message about labels creating problems. I use
> a program called Click N design with Avery Labels. Is any label bad for
> discs? Opinions appreciated.
>

As long as you don't screw up the side the disks read then
there will be no problems, CD's do tend to lose data fast
when you burn them at fast speed. I burn my important ones
at 4X or 2x and they have lasted up to 5 years with no problems.

Bosco wrote:
>
> I recently read one end of a message about labels creating problems. I use
> a program called Click N design with Avery Labels. Is any label bad for
> discs? Opinions appreciated.

No

"Plato" <|@|.|> wrote in message
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> Bosco wrote:
> >
> > I recently read one end of a message about labels creating problems. I
use
> > a program called Click N design with Avery Labels. Is any label bad for
> > discs? Opinions appreciated.
>
> No
>
>
Thanks. Have a good one.

Bosco wrote:
>
> I recently read one end of a message about labels creating problems. I use
> a program called Click N design with Avery Labels. Is any label bad for
> discs? Opinions appreciated.

Stick on labels are bad for DVDs. Avoid them.


-Barry
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There are printers now that print directly to a disk ie no label ie just
ink. You just have to get the right type of disks.