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Posted by X-scream on Aug-27-2006 13:09:

Case inlay sheets

Hey! I searched for inlay/sheets/djslips no matches..
I was wondering if anyone know a good and cheap place to buy lined (or anything to aid writing) sheets to put in a cd case.
All my sheets have been from old CD-R covers but now I'm all out and I'm not going to write on regular thin paper

Posted by AnomalyConcept on Aug-28-2006 02:27:

I would suggest typing them out.

It's easier than writing them out, and probably neater.

I write mine on the CDs directly, but I'm still in the process of acquiring a CD binder for my CDs.

OT: I don't really like the idea of downloading mp3s and burning them to CD; I'd rather have 'official' looking CDs and stuff.

You could always try using index cards.

Posted by superglo on Aug-28-2006 09:24:

Re: Case inlay sheets

quote:
Originally posted by X-scream
Hey! I searched for inlay/sheets/djslips no matches..
I was wondering if anyone know a good and cheap place to buy lined (or anything to aid writing) sheets to put in a cd case.
All my sheets have been from old CD-R covers but now I'm all out and I'm not going to write on regular thin paper

i think theres a program that comes with nero that allows you to design and print out cd inlay slips. actually i need to start labelling and tracklisting my cds asap. will let you know what program i'm using when i get down to it.

Posted by AnomalyConcept on Aug-28-2006 14:21:

I'm thinking about buying a CaseLogic CD wallet case thing and using that to store my CDs. I'm also considering printing out a sheet of paper for each CD and putting it behind the CD in the wallet, so I'll have the same information on the CD and the paper insert (tracklist, bpm, key, etc.).

Nero probably has a feature to do that, but I usually end up doing stuff with a ruler and a word processor (or Photoshop, if designing a graphical cover). =)