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Go into the Applications folder. Find the Utilities folder. Double-click on it. Go into the Menu, click on Capture and select Selection. Now, drag your cursor across the menu and release. Name and save the image (to your desktop?).

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Open in Photoshop (or Elements). Crop to 4.75 x 4.75 inches for Apple's CD case. Crop to 5.125 x 7.25 inches for DVD case. Print and insert. Not exactly 'easy,' but it works for me. Jun 26, 2006 6:45 PM.

I just made a DVD case insert (for the large 'regular' size DVD cases, not the slim ones) using 'Pages.' I first tried to make one using AppleWorks drawing program, but I wanted the text to rotate sideways over the photos. The text would overlay, but disappeared with rotation.

So, I tried Pages. It was easy to set the margins for the exact size I needed. I used the landscapes layout in Page Set-Up. Pages is integrated with iPhoto so grabbing several of my photos was easy. They did need to be sized down, but just dragging one corner accomplished that. The only thing I did by 'eyeballing' the space was the strip for the spine of the case. I knew where it should be based on the measurements from Memorex's Expressit that I had used up to now.

[I finally gave up on Expressit because it is SO slow and won't import all the photos I select and the photos have to be in a separate folder because it won't read iPhoto, and it has started to freeze frequently; probably not so compatible with OS X]. Download Free Psp 3000 Skins Template For Galaxy. Anyway, the Pages case insert looks great. I used about 17 photos and put the title on the spine in black and another one on the front in white. I am just using regular paper to print them, cutting them out and inserting. The whoe process was very easy, much easier to manipulate the photos than with Expressit. Sep 1, 2006 1:51 AM. I wanted to make a CD cover and had read this and a few similar threads.

Too bad there isn't a direct equivalent of the CD Cover making utility in iTunes. There were some suggestions about using different software packages, and about all kinds of cut and paste efforts in Adobe (which I don't have and don't want either because its too complicated for me.) What to do, woe is me. Life is hard. I decided to Hijack the functionality in iTunes. First, create a new play list in iTunes with the title of your DVD project. Then drag ONE song into it. Anything will do, but make it something 'expendable' or plan to reverse your changes later on.

I choose something I had downloaded from an obsolete CD. Just one song.

Now, highoite the song in question and use Apple Command I to edit the song's information. Change the title and everything else so it reads the way you want your DVD cover to read (but the system thinks its talking about a CD for now) and you are in iTuunes. If therre is already a photograph album cover that came with the CD, delete it. Add your own cover art. In my case, the DVD is of a slide show (see iPhoto) and I just picked one photo from the slide show.) in order to get that just one photo, I exported it from iPhoto onto my desktop and renamed the file to match the title of the DVD, only with the.jpg extension on the photo.

Now I imported that photo in as the album cover. At this point I have song whose name and title have been edited to match the DVDs information. I have my own album art associated with the music file, which is really inended for the DVD cover. I have a playlist in iTunes with ONE song in it, and the info and photo associated with that song is really intended for use on the DVD cover. Highlite the playlist in question (Its name is the title of the DVD) and hit Apple Command P.

The iTunes CD Cover printing utility starts up. Select Single CD cover and hit print, then preview to make sure what you are about to get is what you want. (Never mind what we deserve, that's irrelevant and probably best avoided anyway.) Assuming everything is OK, go ahead and print it.

I print on special card stock that is made for CD album covers. Is Avery stock number 8693 and its especially made for printing CD covers. Fc Photo Viewer 3.2 Driver. It has tear perforations that make the sheets come out exactly the right size for a CD cover, and the card stock is thicker than plain copy paper.