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The document describes the process of making a CD lyric insert. Key steps include designing the insert layout, selecting font styles and sizes, adding song lyrics and credits, proofreading for errors, and printing and folding the inserts to fit inside the CD case. The process aims to provide listeners with readable lyrics while keeping production costs low.
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