That if you put a white sheet of paper behind a CD when you're scanning, saves you cutting and pasting.
That if you load a square picture in the CD label it will be printed and saved as a CD label.
That you can calibrate labels with one tenth of millimeter accuracy.
That the print front and back cover option uses its own values so you can use it for label sheets that are designed that way.
That calibration values are saved to the Windows registry.
That you can paste images from the clipboard with the right mouse button.
That you can change both background and font color from the text labels.
That when you're editing text you can use tabs with CTRL TAB.
That you can set your default image folder in the program options dialog box.
That images are stretched and cropped automatically to fit the covers and labels.
That if you load an image into the back text cover it will not be stretched into the spines.
That you can outline the front and back cover images by clicking its check box in the program options.
That the status bar displays the size an image will be when you save it from within CD Labeler Gold.
That the status bar displays the size of the image you have loaded.
That CD Labeler Gold doesn't use its own file format, so you can edit saved files in your favorite paint program.
That if you use prefabricated cover sheets you should calibrate before you print.
That you can save the calibration values to a file or the printer, to keep it in a safe place. This enables you to use different kinds of labels and covers without recalibrating all the time.
That CD Labeler Gold has been tested on Windows 95, 98, 98 SE, NT 4 and 2000.
That if you save a Back text cover as a bitmap you should open it in the back cover if you want to print it later.
That once you have saved a text cover you wasn't be able to modify the text.
That any text you edit remains in memory as long as CD Labeler Gold is loaded.
That you should keep the calibration sheet behind the cover or label sheet, then hold them in to the light to see if it fits.
That when you select the Archive check box in the CD text, it will automatically fill in information about date, time, creator and archive no.
That you can save the front and back text covers as a text file so you can change the text later.
That you can save calibration values to a file so you can use different kind of labels without recalibrating all the time.
That in version 2.0.3 printing quality has improved dramatically.
That you can put a fading background color on the text based labels.
That you can now print two different CD Labels at once.
That you can choose to print the inner circle on CD labels, rather then leave it white.
That the CD Labeler Gold home page is at: http://go.to/cd-labeler-gold.
That you can make a rich text front cover in version 2.0.4 and above.
