This Support Bulletin is for computer models which have an optical drive with Labelflash technology -- which prints "labels" directly on optical discs (CDs, DVDs...) using the optical drive's laser.

Follow the steps below to print a Labelflash label on a disc. Be sure that you have first written all files to the disc, as it may not be possible to write data to the disc after printing the label image.

1. Click the Windows Start button, then click All Programs.

2. Click DVD MovieFactory for TOSHIBA.

3. Click Ulead DVD MovieFactory for TOSHIBA.

4. Click Print Disc Label, as shown below.

5. Click the Label Printing button. The Ulead Label@Once program window will open, as shown below.

6. Create a label image.

7. In the Printer list, select the optical drive -- usually designated as drive D: or E:

8. Click the Label Flash Setting button at the bottom of the window (shown above).

9. Select the Draw Quality you prefer, as shown below.

Best quality results in a relatively dark label image (50% contrast level), which takes relatively long to print. Other settings result in relatively lighter images (lower contrast levels), which print relatively quickly. See the application's help file for addition information about settings.

10. Click OK to retun to the Label@Once window.

11. Click the Print button to create the label image on the disc.

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