Sticky Discs!

**Iggy** · 03 March 2017, 08:38 PM

hhhhmmmm.....I have just recently purchased DPX 365 and I believe I have added all the content. I have not received my disk yet. Where would I look for this?

**wizard509** · 04 March 2017, 12:29 AM

Where I look is xara.com, sign in and this takes me to service center, look under my products. It should be the same for you. If you don't see it there then maybe you did not provide all the information needed. Have you received a conformation email? You should have received one within minutes.

**browj2** · 04 March 2017, 02:52 PM

Originally Posted by Iggy

hhhhmmmm.....I have just recently purchased DPX 365 and I believe I have added all the content. I have not received my disk yet. Where would I look for this?

Hi Iggy,

The labels are with DPX11 (and before, I believe) and not DPX 365, and they are not in the on-line content either, so you won't find them there. Did you have any success with the MEP folders?

John

**Iggy** · 06 March 2017, 08:51 PM

Well I'll be damned, look at what I just found!

http://archive.xaraxone.com/html/templates.html

**browj2** · 07 March 2017, 04:25 AM

Originally Posted by Iggy

Well I'll be damned, look at what I just found!

http://archive.xaraxone.com/html/templates.html

Well done!

**Iggy** · 07 March 2017, 06:36 PM

So I downloaded this template. I've playing with and I haven't figured out to fill the space of the cd with the background that I want to use. Any advice how to do this?cd-dvd label.xar

After looking at the files I'm guessing that I should just put the background on the file and just print it that way and it will print within the cd label area?

**Boy** · 07 March 2017, 08:21 PM

Place your graphics and texts within the guides of the template but I think you expect too much from these templates. First of all, the position of the label shapes will have to match the one on the adhesive paper on which you want to print them. They have to line up perfectly or else the result is off. That's why such paper often comes with some software to help you print your designs correctly. If not, do as Acorn suggested in post 9.

You could of course print out your labels on a sheet of adhesive paper without the labels being precut. Then you will have to cut them out yourself but that might also not look very professional.

Finally, there's quite some experience with self-labeled CD's and DVD's that stopped working, especially after a period of time. So, make sure that you back up the contents onto another medium.

**browj2** · 07 March 2017, 09:50 PM

I have had some labels come unstuck, and in one case I think, in the DVD player (my brother-in-law's).

I used the labelling template, then exported to a jpeg and imported that into my labelling program (Click'N Design). Oh, oh, I didn't reinstall it after the last big crash and reinstallation of (almost) everything.