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Creating Projects: Advanced Method

For advanced users, projects can also be created without stepping through the tabs. To do so,

simply click the Edit/Submit Project tab rather than selecting the project type on the Start a New

Project tab. This will create a blank project.

Job Type must be

selected before file

selections can be

made or a print label

can be chosen. Use

the Job Type list to

choose the type of

project you are

building.

The Job Type chosen

will determine what

information appears

that will need to be

entered. All applicable

controls and project

editing functions will

be available.

Once you are on this

tab and creating

projects from scratch,

you do not need to

leave the tab to start a

new project. Simply

submit or save the

current project and

make the necessary

changes. If the new project is substantially different from the previous project, you can remove all

entries by clicking the Clear Project button. If you are going to be building a different type of

project, changing the Job Type will also clear out the current project.

Advanced Settings

Several of the project types have Advanced Settings that can be modified. The default settings will

be applicable to virtually all needs; unless you have a specific reason to do so, there is no need to

change any of the settings.

Project types that include Advanced Settings that can be modified are:

• Audio CD

• Data Disc (all media formats)

• Video Disc

• Burn Image

Other Projects types do not include any modifiable Advanced Settings.

Recording Mode (Applies to Audio CD, Data Disc, and Video Disc projects)

Available options are Open and Closed.

Recording Type (Applies to Audio CD, Data Disc, and Video Disc projects)

Available options are Disc at Once and Track at Once.

Setting the Recording Type to Track at Once on an Audio CD will add a 2-second gap between the

tracks.

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