Canon MG5200 series Manual page 754

Advanced Guide > About Disc Label Printing
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Printing on the Disc Label
The Disc Tray (supplied) allows the printing of images on printable discs (BD/DVD/CD etc.).
Note
We recommend that you test print on an unneeded printable disc first.
Using Useful Disc Label Printing Functions
Choose either of the method below according to your purpose.
To copy the label side of source disc onto a printable disc
You can print the label side of the source disc onto a printable disc by loading the source disc
on the Platen Glass.
Copying the Label Side of Disc
To print photo saved on a memory card or USB flash drive onto a printable disc
You can print photo saved on a memory card or USB flash drive onto a printable disc by
inserting the memory card into the Card Slot or inserting USB flash drive into the Direct Print
Port.
Printing Photo on the Disc Label
To reprint photo on the disc label
You can print the printed photos on a printable disc by loading the printed photos on the
Platen Glass.
For MG8100 series only, you can print the image on the film (35 mm negative/positive (strip/
slide)) onto a printable disc.
Reprinting Photo on the Disc Label
To print photo onto a printable disc from a PictBridge compliant device
You can print photo onto a printable disc from a PictBridge compliant device by connecting it to
the machine.
Printing Photographs on the Disc Label from a PictBridge Compliant Device
To print photo on the disc label by using the supplied application software
CD-LabelPrint is bundled application software that allows you to edit and modify data before
printing. Install it on your computer to use it.
Printing with CD-LabelPrint from the Computer
Adjusting the Print Area
If the image was not printed on the intended area, follow the steps below to adjust the print area.
1.
Make sure that the machine is turned on.
2.
Select Setup on the HOME screen.
Note
For details on how to select a menu on the HOME screen, refer to
Machine .
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