Easily Print CD/DVD Covers With Undercover XP

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Do you want to create a CD/DVD cover, but don’t know from where to start? Now you can create and print CD/DVD covers without spending a single penny. Undercover XP is a tiny utility that will help you to easily print pre-designed CD and DVD covers.

Undercover XP Front

Undercover XP DEsigns And Layouts

Undercover XP comes with 25 pre-designed layouts, which includes covers for CD, DVD, Blu-Ray as well as for Playstation and Nintendo Wii.

It supports JPEG, GIF, PNG and BMP formats and it can automatically scale front covers, back covers, front + inside, inlays, DVD Boxes, Digital Pictures and CD/DVD labels to the correct sizes.

Undercover XP comes with 6 different skins and supports 27 different languages. You can even customize all the pre-designed layouts with the help of in-built “Format Editor”

UndercoverXP is compatible with Windows XP, Windows Vista and Windows 7.

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Author: Omkar Dutta

Omkar Dutta is a 19 years old Technology Blogger from Mumbai, India. Apart from blogging, he is also a student of Business Management. He loves to check out new softwares and websites. He loves writing, blogging and sharing his knowledge on Technology stuffs with others. Visit his technology blog "Tech Thunder" to know more about him as well as to get latest bytes on Technology related stuffs. You can follow him on Twitter @OmkarDutta

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