Cd Labels In C2011

[Carl A]

My Epson R200 printer just bit the dust and I bought a Canon Proxia MG6320 printer that is supposed to do all that I wanted for less cost. Well it came with "My Image Garden" which has a disc printer installed but not user friendly. Thinking I could use my Roxio 11 Pro CD Label Creator, I brought it up and low and behold it does recognize my new printer and I can select disc tray but the only paper I can select are Epson printers. Is there anyway I can make the Label printer work with the MG6320 and, has Roxio's newest product included the Canon printers in it's label printer paper option?

Thanks,

[sknis]

My Epson R200 printer just bit the dust and I bought a Canon Proxia MG6320 printer that is supposed to do all that I wanted for less cost. Well it came with "My Image Garden" which has a disc printer installed but not user friendly. Thinking I could use my Roxio 11 Pro CD Label Creator, I brought it up and low and behold it does recognize my new printer and I can select disc tray but the only paper I can select are Epson printers. Is there anyway I can make the Label printer work with the MG6320 and, has Roxio's newest product included the Canon printers in it's label printer paper option? Thanks, mcinfopage at aol.com

 

if you are printing paper cd labels you are probably ok if you store the discs properly. NEVER put a paper label on a DVD.

 

Having said that the program should pick up the printer which it apparently does. Select commercial paper and use the drop down arrow to scan for paper layouts. Find an Avery or Neato equivalent and use that. There are no Canon papers listed. Did I answer your question?

 

Why don;t you consider a commercial label making program. They are not very expensive and some can outofil from a disc if the disc has the text.