FEL85615 - DVD Case Inserts

• Color(s) - Matte White
• Media - DVD
• Permanent/Removable/Repositionable - Removable
• Quantity Per Box/Pack - 20/Pack
• For Use With - DVD Cases

Very good paper quality, terrible software:
I've tried a few of these DVD case inserts and so far I like this one the best. Compared to the same item from Memorex, the Fellowes print quality is superior. The colors are bolder and the text is sharper. The sheets come in A4 size, and the printed section can be removed from the A4 sheet via perforations. I found the Memorex perforation a bit easier to deal with than the Fellowes (which is stickier). But the print quality of the Fellowes makes it the better choice by far. But I still was very disappointed in the software. The Memorex software is a complete disaster. Fellowes offers for free a Microsoft Word template, which is next to useless. The template won't allow you to rotate the text, so the only way to fight it is to make your text an image. That might be OK for some and since it is free ... But the real problem is their advertised program, MediaFACE 4, which you think would work very well. Only it doesn't. The program is $15 (free 10 day trial). The software is a bit clunky, but it works very well for images. But try to set up a table, say for a table of contents, and you are out of luck. You supposedly can import files from Word and Excel but good luck getting it formatted the way you like. The only way around it is frustration or images of text. I would not buy the software, but it seems to also work with a variety of other label formats (CD, DVD, etc) so in that regard it might be useful. But I wouldn't bet on it ... My recommendation is to set up a power point slide after measuring the dimensions of the paper and then use that slide as a template. It is the only way without going insane. But after all the pain of setting up the template, I think you will like what you have made after printing because it does look nice.