Re: CD-Rom Labeling Options being Used....

Jeffrey,

If you are looking for high-gloss multi-color ready for shrink
wrapping, you will need to use silk screening.  This is fairly
expensive on the setup ($750 per color) but I hear that the per-copy
price is pretty cheap.

However, if your needs aren't as stringent, then CD-LAB
 http://www.cd-lab.com ) will do a single color (black, very dark blue
or red) printing for $0.50 per CDR.  You can Email the image to print
(with all the writing etc) and they will print them and ship the next
day.  And they look pretty good.  This price is for a run of 200 CDRs.

They also sell blank CDR's for $1.30 each in quantities of 100.  This
price goes down to $0.95 for 1,000+.

We have done business with them and are highly satisfied.

They also offer CD Replication.  In quantities over 1,000 this only
costs $0.77 each, including the media & 2 color printing.  This is a
great way to go if you are making more than 500 copies of the same
thing.

Bob Crothers


-----Original Message-----
From: Jeffrey Silberberg <jsilberberg@mindspring.com>
To: MIDRANGE-L@midrange.com <MIDRANGE-L@midrange.com>
Date: Saturday, February 20, 1999 5:30 PM
Subject: CD-Rom Labeling Options being Used....


>
>    Sorry for miss titling this the first time...
>
>
>-----Original Message-----
>From: Jeffrey Silberberg <jsilberberg@mindspring.com>
>To: MIDRANGE-L@midrange.com <MIDRANGE-L@midrange.com>
>Date: Saturday, February 20, 1999 4:36 PM
>Subject: Re: Unit XX With Device Parity Protection not operational?
>
>
>>Looking for options;
>>
>>        I have recently added an HP-8100i CD-Writer to one of my
systems.
>>After getting the Firmware and Software upgrades necessary it seems
to be
>>working great on my NT 4.0 W/SP3 applied system.  I purchased a
Spindle of
>>Memorex CD-Rs at about $1.00 per CD which seems to be a great price.
>>
>>        Now my question.  For those of you doing this how are you
labeling
>>the CDs. It is very important that they no be put out of balance so I
know
>I
>>can not just stick an Avery Label on it, but I am not sure what to
use.  So
>>any responses would be appreciated I am looking for something that
will
>look
>>professional but not break the bank, as the first project will be to
create
>>a monthly CD to be placed on Fire Apparatus with Hazmat and Life
Safety
>data
>>files on each for a custom application.
>>
>>    Jeff Silberberg...
>>    CompuDesigns, Inc.
>>
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