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Thank you, mrichmon and CetusMOD
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I have an Epson Photo Stylus 900 printer that can print directly on CDs. I have printed a few with basic text lables, but the software is kinda lame. It lets me import images or type text. I cannot create the images from the software, though. When I import the images, the quality goes way down. I spend most of my time trying to find a way to do it without having to import anything, or find the right size the image needs to be in order for it to show up with little distortion (the CD printing software has some kind of auto-resize thing going on).<br />
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Is there any software that would work with the Epson to print CDs, but give me more control on how I actually make them? I like Illustrator for printing. It's vector and the image quality is actually good. However, I am having a hard time getting the image to land on the CD when I print. Plus, I have to make the image into a circle, or else it prints on the caddy, too. What options do I have?
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I have an Epson Photo Stylus 900 printer that can print directly on CDs. I have printed a few with basic text lables, but the software is kinda lame. It lets me import images or type text. I cannot create the images from the software, though. When I import the images, the quality goes way down. I spend most of my time trying to find a way to do it without having to import anything, or find the right size the image needs to be in order for it to show up with little distortion (the CD printing software has some kind of auto-resize thing going on).

Is there any software that would work with the Epson to print CDs, but give me more control on how I actually make them? I like Illustrator for printing. It's vector and the image quality is actually good. However, I am having a hard time getting the image to land on the CD when I print. Plus, I have to make the image into a circle, or else it prints on the caddy, too. What options do I have?

Printing CDs?

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