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Cyberlink Labelprint is a simple to use program with easy functions, useful but not particularly powerful. Sometimes I just use it for the printing itself, importing my label design as a jpeg image from other software.
I, too use Surething for designing.
Under NO circumstances would I EVER put a sticky label on a disc, EVER. It adds weight, balance issues, and can easily refuse to play or eject.
I buy quality DVDs Taiyo Yuden or Verbatim (not the Life series) made for inkjet printing and use an Epson Expression printer.
Every DVD I print makes my clients smile because it looks like it was made in a Hollywood studio.
I too use Taiyo Yuden and Verbatim and print onto printable media, as well as using "lightscribe" when the aesthetics warrant the unique look. I was merely pointing out what Surething will do and did mention the caveats of a paper label. I don't have much trepidation in using a paper label on a CD, though I never do; I use only printable media and RARELY burn CDs anymore.  Just out of curiosity, Barry, do you spray the printed label with any kind of clear stabilizer to protect the completed image from grubby/sweaty hands? I rarely see this topic discussed.
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Third party SW here also. It came with my Canon printer.
surething v7.0
This software prints onto a label for a DVD/CD which then attaches to the disk. It also will print onto printable media. It will do "lightscribe" printing as well. There has been a long-standing caveat concerning printing onto a label then attaching it to a DVD disk because of the higher rotation rate of DVDs vs CDs. Surething claims to have eliminated this concern with the adhesive used on their labels. I've used it for several iterations and have always been happy. v7.0 is Win10 compatible and you can try it for free (I have no affiliation)
Fred
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