Yeh it was called DISCT@2 (disc tatoo). You’d write on the write-side of the disc in the space that’s usually left after not filling the whole disc with data/music. Right now, LightScribe makes far more sense than Disct@2, but LightScribe media is very expensive from the prices listed here so far. I think HP should be concerned about cheapo printers selling now that can print straight to disc in a VERY short time, and in full colour if wanted, too. LightScribe still takes a while and needs said expensive media instead of cheap inkjet printables. And writing by hand is always a cheap option, too. :g