• This is the first of three examples of audio CDs I have made (which work in regular stereos and play in both Macs and PCs).
• I’m a big fan of Eurythmics, and from my personal CD collection, I have, amazingly enough, twelve different versions of “Sweet Dreams (are Made of This)” — the album version, five remixes, five covers, and a live performance.
• I edited-down one of the cover versions, and created two of the remixes w/ Strata VideoShop 4.5.
• Annie and Stripes images are courtesy of the Internet, afterwhich I performed minor image-editing w/ Photoshop 5.0. Sweet Dreams font is Cornet, and track listing font is Graverplate. I laid this (and all my CD labels) out in, amazingly enough, FileMaker Pro 2.0.

• This is the second of three examples of audio CDs I have made.
• I wanted a CD to listen to when it was raining or when I was in a rainy mood, thus “My Rain CD,” which contains four different versions of “Here Comes the Rain Again” — album, live, remix, and a cover.
• Dave & Annie image is courtesy of the Internet.

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• This is the third of three examples of audio CDs I have made.
• “Hooked on” image is courtesy of the Internet, and was white on black, so I inverted it and cleaned it up in Photoshop.

• This is an example of a data CD I made (which also works in both Macs and PCs).
• Since I could not list all 160 tracks on the CD label itself, legibly, I used their genres and titles as a design element, as background. Genres like Oldies, Urban, Etc., appear in bold. The full track listing appears inside the CD jewel case insert.

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