The following instructions apply to supported Windows platforms.

1. To launch Cyberlink LabelPrint, click Start > All Programs > Cyberlink LabelPrint > LabelPrint.
   
   
2. Select LightScribe Label Type
   
   
   The first step in creating a label is to select the LightScribe label type. Just click on the LightScribe icon, and then click the "next" arrow at the lower right corner of the program window.
   
   
3. Enter Text Information
   
   Add as much or as little text information as you want to appear on your printed label. You can easily click on the "back" arrow to edit this information later.
   
   
   Double click each field to enter text. If you'd like to import a playlist of songs, just click on the "Import" button.
   
   
4. Edit Layout
   
   
   Layout Styles - First select how the information you just entered will appear on your label. You can either use the arrow buttons or the "Select…" button to choose among the available layouts.
   
   
   
   Background Images - Next select a background image for your label. Click on the arrow buttons or the "Select…" button to choose from the preinstalled pictures, or click on the "Browse" button to select your own.
   
   
   
   Additional Edits - You can double click any of the text boxes to change the font sizes or styles. There are also icon buttons that will allow you to add more text and insert pictures.
   
   
5. Print
   
   Click the "next" arrow and you are now ready to print your label with CyberLink LabelPrint.
   
   
   Click on the "Burn" button to see the Print screen.
   
   
   
   Insert a piece of LightScribe media with the label side down into your drive, then click on “Preview” to see what your printed design will look like. Even though the label was created in full color, LightScribe prints in grayscale (black and white), so it’s important to preview your design before actually printing your LightScribe disc.

   If you are satisfied with your label design, click “Next” to initiate the label burning process.

For more details on using Cyberlink LabelPrint, visit the Cyberlink website.

Quick Start instructions for other labeling applicaitons.