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David Dyer-Bennet
Possibly experience from the R200 or R300 might be relevant as well,
if the printers are similar enough.
Looking at Epson's CD printing software, it doesn't have support for
CDs that aren't circular. On the other hand, looking at printing
options in other applications, I see that it's possible to select CD
printing directly from those other applications. Looking in the
manual, I see not word one about this.
Has anybody already experimented? I'd guess it would be fairly
important to make sure the document printed didn't try to put ink
anywhere the CD didn't have a proper receptive surface; it would make
quite a mess spraying it on the carrier sheet, for example.
Also, I note that when CD media is selected, the only available size
is A2. A2 is huge. Is there some kind of scaling down going on
automatically in the printer driver, or what? (A2 is the only size
available in the Epson CD printing application as well; I know from
using that that it works fine on full-size printable CDs.)
Generally speaking, it would be easier to be able to design and print
the CDs directly from applications like Photoshop or Corel Draw,
rather than having to design them in Epson's comparatively weak
program.
if the printers are similar enough.
Looking at Epson's CD printing software, it doesn't have support for
CDs that aren't circular. On the other hand, looking at printing
options in other applications, I see that it's possible to select CD
printing directly from those other applications. Looking in the
manual, I see not word one about this.
Has anybody already experimented? I'd guess it would be fairly
important to make sure the document printed didn't try to put ink
anywhere the CD didn't have a proper receptive surface; it would make
quite a mess spraying it on the carrier sheet, for example.
Also, I note that when CD media is selected, the only available size
is A2. A2 is huge. Is there some kind of scaling down going on
automatically in the printer driver, or what? (A2 is the only size
available in the Epson CD printing application as well; I know from
using that that it works fine on full-size printable CDs.)
Generally speaking, it would be easier to be able to design and print
the CDs directly from applications like Photoshop or Corel Draw,
rather than having to design them in Epson's comparatively weak
program.