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Under the graphics section, you will find a variety of MD and tape designs as well as general images that could be used for your covers as a cover art. Below are some notes on inserting your cover art. |
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After you’ve cut around the cover, fold the back (upside down part) and the front along the lines of the middle edge title bar.Lightly glue (use weak paper glue) the tops of the back and front covers. Make sure you glue the front side where the co lour is. This is so the cover will stick to the casing as opposed to folding inwards. This is important because the mini-disc, once inserted, can catch on the cover if it is not flat on the casing. |
| The easiest cover to insert is the tape cover. Although there are two sorts of tape cases, these covers can fit both. It’s just a matter of folding or trimming the end bit (on the left next to the edge title bar). They fit most cases perfectly.As in the diagram, fold the left side over the back (white side facing up initially). Then fold along all the lines on the design and slide the cover into the case. |
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| For more information on manipulating graphics please visit the forum. | |
