Version 4 - Use a powerful tool to create and print CD/DVD labels, CD case covers and inserts, DVD box covers and inserts, and other related projects. Produce a great looking label in less than two minutes!

Discus ships on a cross-platform CD which includes versions for Mac OS 9, Mac OS X, and Windows 2000, XP, Vista. Leopard ready.

Discus supports all direct to CD printers, as well as all makes of die cut papers.  Import your own photos and artwork, or use the vast collection of backgrounds we supply.

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The latest innovation in direct CD/DVD printing is the DYMO DiscPainter. This compact printer is deisgned solely for printing on CD's and amazingly prints while the disk is spinning. Discus supports this printer directly and integrates perfectly with the DiscPainter. Just starting to ship now, compatible with both Windows and Macintosh. Please note that the DiscPainter drivers are not yet Leopard compatible, these will be available Jan. 1st.

Version 2.11 - Fun for the whole family. No grandparent should be without this product. This is one of the only programs you can use with your grandchildren to stimulate their creativity. Windows and Mac Classic only.

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 Universal binary version 4.20 shipping now. If you have one of the latest Intel Core Duo processors inside your computer, you will see a big speed increase by getting the latest universal binary version.

Discus 4 updated - Discus 4 is the best labeling software available. With exciting and unique features like photo collage, new text layouts, a symbol layer with all the DVD symbols, new export features and hundreds of other improvements, find out how here much better it is!

 Attention Epson R Series Users - Discus supports all the direct CD printing equipped inkjet printers like the Epson R series, and if you follow these easy steps it is easy to get it to work. The Epson Stylus Photo R2xx printers are the best bargain in direct CD printing. Don't struggle any more with that crazy "Put the flap up" message.