#Title strips for jukeboxes template software
#Title strips for jukeboxes template free

Wich they'd do a cut down version with just the title printer bit and nowt else.Gloria Dea, who was the first magician to perform on the Strip, and fellow magician David Copperfield watch Teller perform during Dea’s 100th birthday celebration at the Westgate in Las Vegas Thursday, Aug. dont need or want a database of my discs, where i have them (i.e. as its paying fo a million other features i have no use for. The dempo mode of jukecd5 shows it's a great proggy, insert the disc, it gets the track infor of cddb, click prunt and it's all there, but with the demo version imposed on it untill i buy a serical number to make it work.

#Title strips for jukeboxes template software

found some software that could od it numbered 1,2,3, etc, but that dont look right, especialy if anyone but me wants to choose a track.ĭo people with just one cd jukebox at home really pay out 60 quid for a bit of software to do the title cards? or do they just write them out in pen or something?

#Title strips for jukeboxes template free

Pulling my hair out here, seems if my juke box took the traditional style title strips for singles, no probs, lots of free software on the net,īut i need the cd title cards, measure about 2 and 3/4 inches wide, by about 4 down, title and artist at the top, list of tracks down left hand side, numbered 01,02 etc, as that's the way you input the track selection. My wall box has yellow insert covers, so any fancy colours and grafix will look strange, the covers has the disc selection number on it, so i just need 3 inch wide by about 5 inch cards printing off.Īlso, on the subject of jukeboxes, anyone know of a decent uk forum that covers the mid 90's Cd jukeboxes? i have a sound leisure regency, got a few technical type Q's to ask about the boards and that, if a cdm 12 player can handle cdr's and so on. Just the artist and title at the very top, then list of numbered tracks below, i just need plain cards, no background immages, no fancy fonts,

I dont mind paying a few quid, absolute max of a tenner, if the software can do what i want.

Then i find the free jobies on the net, but they need you to have Ms word on it, and are a bit of a pain to use,

I've been searching the interweb, but i keep coming up with a couple of proffesional bits of software that cost about 60 quid, these are obviousely sold mainly to jukebox siters, where they are changing discs every week and getting money from the jukes,įor me 60 quid is a feck of a lot, especialy as i only need to print off 70 cards, and maybe 2 or 3 more every couple of months as i get new discs (right now i have 18 cd's in it, that's both mine and my GF's entire collection, so even getting the initial 70 cards made up will take a while. I've recently got a couple of cd jukeboxes, and need to make up title cards to match the crap i have in the changer, want to print them on plain paper my self for cheapness, will enter the details manualy if i have to but would really like to use the cddb thingy where you bung the disc in your pooter, and it fetches the track info for you. Hoping a few people on here have jukeboxes in their games rooms,