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04 Feb 2009, 12:26 am

Been trying to re-size this inlay image to fit the CD case when printed, and even though I have the specific measurements, when I enter them into the re-size options in picture editing programs, no luck.


Anyone have any tips?

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05 Feb 2009, 12:52 am

1.- open document(the inlay) and change DPI to 300
2.- adjust size of the inlay to real size
3.- make a new document, letter size, and copy-paste the 300 DPI inlay image in the center.
4.- save as PDF
5.- open in acrobat (if you have it), and in the window dialog that appears select DONT RESIZE
6.- enjoy.

what program are you using?


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08 Feb 2009, 1:10 am

gad, I remember trying to do this in Corel Draw about 10 years ago...;) took the same measurements, had to remember to include the edges, etc. I just took an old CD insert, measured, it, and eventually cut it out with scissors to fit...;)

There used to be cheapo CD label programs back in the day that did this. You might find some out on the net...

I know that there are supply companies (for the recording industry, DJs, studios, etc) that supply the blanks to size. I used them a very long time ago for cassettes. Check that out as well