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I don't think you'll find a decent thermal transfer or dye-sub CD  
printer for anything like that price though. There is one (can't  
remember who made it though) specifically for cds at about £80 but it  
is severely limited as to what it can print (straight text only, one  
colour at a time etc.) For the price I don't think you'll find any  
better and when you leave it to dry for a couple of hours on proper  
inkjet cds its sufficiently impervious for all but the most sweaty  
handed youfs.
     Mike

On 28 Oct 2005, at 17:59, adorian0 wrote:

> Hi, I too was looking for a CD printer.  I did the ole thumb-2- 
> tongue test on the store
> sample.  Unfortunately, the printing is not permanent—a real  
> problem for sweaty palms,
> someone splashes coffee on your CD, etc—things happen.  I haven't  
> found the solution I am
> seeking yet, but I do know that "where there's a need—there's a  
> business".  It will probably
> cost more, though, initially.  Mitchell
> ================================================
> --- In logic-ot@yahoogroups.com, Mike Taylor <miketaylor100@m...>  
> wrote:
>
>>
>> Hi Roman,
>>      I use an Epson Stylus Photo R200 it cost about £80 (about $140)
>> and has a plastic tray that you put the CD on that runs through the
>> printer. The quality is amazing considering the price. For the best
>> finish I use inkjet printable silver surface CDs, these look very
>> nice and have a kind of silver sheen, they always go down well with
>> clients (makes 'em feel special!)
>>      Mike
>>
>>