Thanks Bill...when your right, your right...
Tony Rome

Sure did ... right after I finished typing that response ... it's been a long day ...
t.

I use an Epson R320 which also has a CD tray. I used to print CD labels and inserts on my color laser, but prefer printing directly to CD, especially for single CDs. For semi-mass production, printing labels may be more cost effective. I no longer make inserts, as I put the information I want on the disk label and want it visible through the jewel case. I have also used Lightscribe technology to make CD labels (also available for DVDs), but it is monochrome and slow, although the etched look is pretty nice.

Sorry guys ...i have been away for a couple of days ...
I use pre perforated inserts (press-it jewel case type)and yes you can indeed find the program at http://www.surething.com/
John.....

Interesting Development:

Looking in a digital photography magazine and noticed the Epson R200 with a bulk ink capable system from a company called Media Street. Then I did a Google search and dug up several other vendors who supply similar systems. Even found a website where a guy detailed the installation/retrofit of a similar system onto the R200. Mind you, I am not ready to make a recommendation, just letting everyone know there may be a reasonable alternative to ridiculous ink prices. Now I need to run some numbers.

All the best,

RICE (The Lone Arranger)

The "Generic" ink cart are very cheap on e-bay.....
tony Rome