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| CDFreaks Resident Join Date: Mar 2005 Location: USA
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| Re: Direct cd printing? Ok this is my problem in detail: The printer is a Canon iP4500. I'm not sure if this problem is the same for other modules, but, whenever attempting to print directly onto disc going through the software provided, the result leaves an un-printed gap about half a cm by the inner circle. Why doesn't it print to the very end of the printing area on the disc like expected? I attempted to adjust this with the circle size settings, but it won't allow any less than -10.0. The printer is perfect except this one very annoying thing. The media is fine as I've tried on different printers in the past. It's deffinately a problem with Canon... I just hope there's a solution. |
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| Re: Direct cd printing? Your only problem is that you're not using the software correctly. You want to create a template for each type of disc that you use. There's a button at the top of the pane that looks like the disc tray, click it and then hit the "new" button and set the inside and outside size. Save the settings with an appropriate name, and you have your template. You can save as many as you like. The program will remember the settings till you select a different template. There's more info in the help files. The only real limitation in the Canon software is that you can't go past 118mm on the outside diameter. |
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| CDFreaks Resident Join Date: Mar 2005 Location: USA
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| Re: Direct cd printing? Don't feel bad, you're in good company on this one. I think the real issue is the fact that they included an adjustment in the main window at all. Should have forced us to look for the right settings instead. Too many choices, I guess. BTW, is this a USA model IP4500? If so, any problems enabling the disc printing? |
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