CD Stomper Pro CD Label Format

[TonyB]

I am trying to get Roxio EMC 9 CD label printer to print in CD Stopmer Pro CD Label 2-Up format.

 

So far all I can get the label printer to do is print a CD label in the middle of the page. The Pro CD label forms have a cutout in the upper left and lower right with spine labels in the center and are adhesive backed..

 

Is there a place in EMC 9 to set the label configuration to different label formats such as CD Stomper, Avery, etc?

[Dean-Dynamic]

Sure is. Click on File, click on Page Setup, then change Meia to Commercial. Now, when you print, click on Print, then change Paper Type to whatever type of label you are printing to.

 

Here is my problem printing CD Stomper labels:

 

I select standard CD Stomper Labels (8.5" x 11") paper as indicated above. In the last version (7) and this version (9) the printer (HP ColorLaser 4500) keeps receiving a request for A4 paper, even though everything indicates standard paper in the print set up process.

 

The Roxio help system is impossible to navigate - does anyone have any wisdom to share about this problem? Please?

[gi7omy]

Check that standard paper isn't set to A4 in the setup. That happened in reverse with me (I use A4)

[Dean-Dynamic]

Check that standard paper isn't set to A4 in the setup. That happened in reverse with me (I use A4)

 

You mean, on the printer?

[gi7omy]

Either there or in 'Print' on the EMC settings - if you look at the paper selection, there is a cghoice of 'standard' paper as well as commercial

[grandpabruce]

I am trying to get Roxio EMC 9 CD label printer to print in CD Stopmer Pro CD Label 2-Up format.

 

So far all I can get the label printer to do is print a CD label in the middle of the page. The Pro CD label forms have a cutout in the upper left and lower right with spine labels in the center and are adhesive backed..

 

Is there a place in EMC 9 to set the label configuration to different label formats such as CD Stomper, Avery, etc?

 

Sure is. Click on File, click on Page Setup, then change Meia to Commercial. Now, when you print, click on Print, then change Paper Type to whatever type of label you are printing to.