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@@ -5,6 +5,7 @@ requirements includes eternal durability of covers (I do not want to throw
away my precious covers because of an upgrade), easy batch printing with crop
marks, full typographical control, extended foreign language support, fully
open text-based format for easy copy-and-modify operations, and so on.
+Since version 1.1, slim CD are supported.
As usual, the package is provided by means of a .dtx source that a .ins
driver will convert into a class (.cls) file. Of course, compiling the .dtx
@@ -33,3 +34,14 @@ The Artist\\
Then, by using the provided driver files you can easily generate one or more
covers. Note that the class uses heavily the rotating package, so you must
convert the resulting dvi file into PostScript®, or use directly pdflatex.
+
+If you're really lazy...
+
+...there is a Ruby script (parsecd.rb) that, provided with information from
+freedb.org, will generate automatically a data file. For instance,
+
+ wget -O- http://www.freedb.org/freedb/jazz/380a0a05 | ./parsecd.rb
+
+will generate a cover for Monk's "Brilliant Corners". You can search for your
+record on freedb.org, and then simply use the links provided under the label
+"ids".