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Memorex CD Labels Refills (120-Pack, White) | 
| Brand: Memorex
List Price: $99.42
Buy New: $9.69 (On sale from $19.95)
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Rating:  21 reviews
Sales Rank: 55
Autographed: No
Memorabilia: No
Shipping Weight (lbs): 4
Dimensions (in): 12.8 x 10.3 x 0.5
Legal Disclaimer: Warranty does not cover misuse of product.
MPN: 32020424
Model: 32020424
UPC: 034707004245
EAN: 0034707004245
ASIN: B0001MKU0W
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Product Description
Premium quality white matte labels.PRODUCT FEATURES:High opacity and brightness for optimal quality printing;Triple purpose labels offer standard, full-face, and center hub disc coverage;Free copy of Memorex exPressit LabelMaker Software.
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| Customer Reviews: Read 16 more reviews...
 Worthless Software June 8, 2005
T. Robertson (Arizona, USA)
19 out of 22 found this review helpful
If I could give this product 0 stars I would, but that's not an option. The labels themselves are fine as far as I can tell, but the "Bonus LabelMaker Software" that comes with them is the worst that I have ever worked with. I would have been happier paying the same price for the product if it didn't say that it included software, because then I would have known I should have bought software in addition to the labels. In theory, the software shows you on your screen where the label is on the page. Then you use standard text boxes to attempt to design an attractive label. It is difficult to navigate, slow, and inaccurate. The graphics and clip art provided with it are ugly and useless. Once you manage to design your your label and print it, you find that the template on the software does not match up with the printed labels, so you end up wasting quite a few sheets trying to adjust your label on the computer screen screen so that it actually looks correct on the label once it comes out of your printer. If you own label design software that is compatible with these labels, you might be fine, but if you are planning to use the included software to create labels, good luck!
 Good value CD labels, okay software August 19, 2005
Gadgester (New York)
18 out of 20 found this review helpful
1) The Memorex CD/DVD labels are pretty decent. It's white paper with two labels on each sheet, for a total of 60 sheets and 120 labels. You can also print two jewel case spine labels as well as two "general use" labels (just rectangular labels). I've checked out various brands including Staples' own store brand and Memorex CD/DVD label refill packs are the best value.
2) The LabelMaker software is not bad at all, and works reliably and fast on Windows XP. I use it with my Canon Pixma iP3000 (the *best* inkjet printer for under $300!). The program comes with a calibration tool which you *MUST* run to ensure proper alignment. (Don't worry, it's just calibration for LabelMaker only, and won't mess up your printer's hardware calibration.) The program is pretty easy to use, esp. when it comes to importing and resizing your own image files.
I recommend this pack as well as the 300-pack from Memorex.
 A bunch of whinners ........... March 16, 2006
Scott D. Hootman (CA - USA)
9 out of 10 found this review helpful
The software is intuitive. If you don't like the supplied clipart ....... use your own. I've used the supplied software for over a year and prefer it over all others I've used. It allows use of any font. It allows scalable rounding of text. The complaint about graininess is caused by trying to enlarge an image too much. There are limits. I do multiple disc set sometimes and this software allows me to easily mark disc numbers. The labels themselves are opaque enough to hide most manufacturers pre-printed labels. If you are not happy with this product, you won't be happy with any other either.
Staisfactory Labels, Buggy Software January 15, 2006
Progman (Canton, OH)
6 out of 7 found this review helpful
The labels are fine and dandy, but the software that comes with them is horrid. Not only did the calibration page not print, but there is no way to pre-size an image to a desired resolution (so I can enhance the enlarged image). Also, what did print ended up looking grainy. In the end, I had to appropriately resize and print my own images, adding white borders to the left and top edges to get it to center on the label.
 Make sure you are not buying these for DVDs April 12, 2007
New first time mom
5 out of 5 found this review helpful
I bought these to make labels for my DVDs as when I received them there is a warning on the back that if you use them on DVDs they may make the DVD unreadable. These are only to be used on CDs. Memorex makes specific labels that are plasic for DVDs and do not warp when exposed to the heat of a DVD player. 2 stars because the packaging is misleading.
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