What Charley didn't mention is that we went with a more expensive Epson printer for its "Epson 8-Color UltraChrome™ Hi-Gloss pigment ink for archival quality glossy and matte photos lasting over 100 years" - not that we care about that for the CDs as we don't expect that technology to be in existence then (though it would be kind of neat to know that our great-great-great-great nieces and nephews could at least see the artwork on Charley's "Uncommon Sailor Songs" CD, even if they had no means to play it!) - but we were in the market for a printer that would make long-lasting photo-quality prints, and this met both needs while only taking up one technology-unit of desk space in the office. If all we were planning to do with the printer was print CDs, we would have happily plunked for a more modest model.

JudyB