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  1. This should do you: Amazon.com

    It's a C13 connector

    Oh, and UK plug wins.

  2. An adapter is cheaper and handier, and he can use the makers' cable (always a plus when it comes to electronics IMO)
  3. Also check if the supply supports 120 V 60 Hz input, otherwise just another plug wont work.
  4. Thank you guys so much for your help!
  5. I (well, my wife) recently had photos done of our kids....not really necessary information here. However, I mention it because we received a CD containing all the pics from the photographer and also somehow put one of the pictures on its surface - and it wasn't some sort of sticker. Anyway, it got me wanting to be able to do something like this for some of the CD's I burn. You know, to make them look....nice...professional. Assuming I can get a hold of the CD art (or create something myself), what programs could I use?

    Am I making any sense here?
  6. Originally posted by RUMMY:I (well, my wife) recently had photos done of our kids....not really necessary information here. However, I mention it because we received a CD containing all the pics from the photographer and also somehow put one of the pictures on its surface - and it wasn't some sort of sticker. Anyway, it got me wanting to be able to do something like this for some of the CD's I burn. You know, to make them look....nice...professional. Assuming I can get a hold of the CD art (or create something myself), what programs could I use?

    Am I making any sense here?

    I'm not sure if any new methods are around for this, but a couple of years ago, to do this you needed a printer that can print on CDs, then the printer also had a program for it. I have a Canon MP500 which does this. You will also need special CDs with printable surface.
  7. Originally posted by RUMMY:I (well, my wife) recently had photos done of our kids....not really necessary information here. However, I mention it because we received a CD containing all the pics from the photographer and also somehow put one of the pictures on its surface - and it wasn't some sort of sticker. Anyway, it got me wanting to be able to do something like this for some of the CD's I burn. You know, to make them look....nice...professional. Assuming I can get a hold of the CD art (or create something myself), what programs could I use?

    Am I making any sense here?

    You're making perfect sense. As Ali pointed out, you need a printer that's able to print on printable CDs. The result of home-printed CDs can vary from staggeringly amazing to staggeringly awful. And that print-on material can be pretty expensive on general shops.

    My advice: you're best getting it printed at a photocopy shop/room for you, rather than doing it yourself
  8. I figured as much..thanks for the information, you two.

    Maybe I'll have to head down to Staples and see what they can do for me.


  9. 23rd October.

    Great! Not interested.

  12. Excellent ones. A little too big and heavy to my liking but they surely sound like gold. I tested them last week while I was searching for something to replace my Sennheiser HD 201, which are good but not quite good enough.

    I've decided that I like the Sennheiser PCX-250II, with active noise cancellation and super compact design (just perfect for travel, which is mostly when I listen to music). Reatil page: http://en-de.sennheiser.com/pxc-250-ii. CNet review: http://reviews.cnet.com/headphones/sennheiser-pxc-250/4505-7877_7-21258924.html

    They're peaking around 95-105€ here so a 2 months 50 quid save and I'll be fine.
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