BeLight ships Disc Cover 1.2
BeLight Software releases Disc Cover 1.2, an update to its software for designing CD/DVD labels, inserts, jewel cases, covers and more. The update features a new Collage functionality, about 30 artistic collages added (picture auto-replacement from iPhoto supported). Frames of collage elements are formed from Smart Shapes, delivered with the program. Direct-on-CD printing adjustments were made. The update is free for all Disc Cover users: https://www.belightsoft.com/disccover/
Disc Cover 1.2 enhancements:
- New Collage functionality introduced in the program.
- 30+ collages added.
- A new adjustable functionality to fill Smart Shapes with pictures was added (Inspector/ tab Fill&Shadow).
- Direct-on-CD printing adjustments were made: CD Trays are moved to a separate list, marked in the common list, also message dialog was added.
- Now Assistant remembers the last used Templates Category.
- Arrow keys move the selected object with increased step while Shift key is pressed.
Complete list of changes at: https://www.belightsoft.com/products/disccover/versch/versions.php
About Belight Software
BeLight Software is an innovative Mac development company based in Odessa, Ukraine. In less than 4 years on the market, the company gained numerous rewards for producing powerful and easy-to-use Mac applications. Specifically, BeLight Software targets D-I-Y niche offering high-productive print programs – Business Card Composer, Swift Publisher, Mail Factory and Disc Cover. Image Tricks, is a freeware image editor released by BeLight.
https://www.belightsoft.com/company/
This article was last modified on January 18, 2023
This article was first published on October 5, 2006
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