Piracy, illegal replication or posting of software and content has always been a problem and it’s only getting worse. There are lots of ways out there to “secure” your data and lots of rules to stick to that will help ensure no data gets lost, misplaced or stolen.
Tag Archive: disc
Dec 06
Caught by the Chipped Cartridge Trap? – New Year Offer!!
We are offering a years supply* of Ink FREE with every Microtech Xpress XP and XstreamJet Printer bought in December.
Nov 16
Advice on Creating Data CD & DVD Masters for Duplication
When creating master discs for duplication or replication there you might think this is pretty straight forward. Well it can be but only if you stick to a few simple rules.
Nov 15
Continous Ink System (CIS Kit) and the Xstreamjet Printer
One of the best ways to cut your costs but not effect your print quality is with a CIS Kit. Come and find out how.
Oct 28
ImageAligner Design Tips – Creating your disc artwork
Using ImageAlignerto print on pre-printed discs imposes certain requirements on the designer of the disc artwork. This Blog explains how to design disc artwork to get the best finished discs possible.
Sep 15
Black Thermal Printers – Microtech Xpression Vs Rimage Prism
Microtech are now providing the Xpression printer instead of the OEM Rimage Prism Printer. Really these printers look the same on paper but what are the like to use? We’ve been running the two printers here so thought we would see how they compared.
Aug 27
Microtech Xpress Features – Data Fingerprinting Explained
There are a number of different ways to track your data but one of the most successful and cost effective has to be disc fingerprinting.
Aug 19
Disc Printing Tips: Part Two – Printing
Now you have your artwork complete the next step is to get those discs printed. Once again there are a few things to look out for so we’ve put together some more advice and tips to help you print your discs.
Aug 18
Disc Printing Tips: Part One – Creating your Artwork
When it comes to printing on to CD, DVD or Blu-Ray there are a few things to watch out for. Here are a few useful tips we’ve picked up over the years that we’d like to share with you.