Posts by Edward Foster23

I can't seem to save this WAV file I recorded on my phone as an MP3.

Why don't you just run a quick conversion from WAV to MP3?

So, I'm looking for some kind of software for my company—something that basically acts as a spy, logging every single keystroke a user makes and then just forwarding all that data straight to my email inbox.

Look, you can't just go around doing stuff like that; it’s strictly illegal under US law. Unless, of course, you have a judge sign off on a warrant for covert surveillance or "wiretapping" your employees, you're out of luck. And even then, you need a rock-solid justification to actually secure a court order for that kind of monitoring. Don't go diving into that territory without official legal authorization, otherwise, you could find yourself facing some very serious trouble with the courts or the FBI if one of your staff members decides to blow the whistle on you.

In my book, if you're looking at shelling out nearly $120 just to get a printer, it simply isn't worth settling for subpar results.

At the end of the day, everyone has to do what works best for them, or frankly, just what they can actually afford to do.

Labels can actually cause some serious playback issues when you're trying to run a DVD.

Personally, I’ve spent years working exclusively with adhesive labels, mainly because I’m still rocking an older printer model that doesn't support direct-to-disc printing. Honestly, though, I haven't run into a single playback hiccup caused by a label in all that time.

It looks like they aren't actually trying to print directly onto printable CD/DVD discs.

Thanks, ac_thunder! I definitely learned something new today. My printer isn't capable of doing that specific trick, so I guess I'll just have to stick to using Avery labels for now.

If I’m following your train of thought correctly, you’re looking to print some custom labels for CDs or DVDs, right?
And am I right in thinking you want a full-bleed image—you know, one that covers the entire surface of the disc alongside your text?
If that's the case, Microsoft Publisher is actually an absolutely stellar tool for getting that done.
You can just head over to the official Avery Dennison website to download it, and the best part is that it is Free.
Here is the link to that specific page:
http://www.avery.com/us/Main?action=...twarecode=3200