Copy the files from the Swift Publisher 4 folder into the Swift Publisher 5 folder.Įnabling Additional Clipart from Version 4 in Version 5. In the window that opens you will see the folders named Swift Publisher 4 and Swift Publisher 5. Switch to Finder, choose Go > iCloud Drive… from the menu. Moving your iCloud Drive documents from Version 4 to Version 5 Place the My Templates folder you had copies in Step 3 into the window that opens. 
Enter the following command into the command line: ~/Library/Application Support/Swift Publisher 5. Again, choose Go > Go to Folder… from the Finder’s menu. In the window that opens, select the My Templates folder and copy it to your Desktop or another location of your choice. Enter the following command into the command line: ~/Library/Group Containers//Library/Application Support/Swift Publisher 4. Switch to Finder, choose Go > Go to Folder… from the menu. If you purchased Swift Publisher 4 from the Mac App Store and upgraded to Swift Publisher 5 from BeLight Software’s web site, you need to transfer the templates manually. both Swift Publisher 4 and 5 were bought from BeLight Software’s web site, or both were bought from the Mac App Store). However, this is only true if both versions were bought from the same store (e.g. Swift Publisher 5 automatically detects custom templates (“My Templates” in the Template Gallery) created in the previous version and copies them to the new version’s Template Gallery. Using Toast gets around this.Swift Publisher: Migrating to Swift Publisher 5 Moving “My Templates” from Version 4 to Version 5 Hope this helps anyone doing a Google search for "Lightscribe for mac images for simple label" since the simple label maker via the Lightscribe download allows for words to be put on a disc, you cannot do images. Believe it or not, some people still want CDs. Thus using Lightscribe is easier now on my MAC. Maybe it is me but I had yet to see this mentioned anywhere. It is noticeably slower than the PC but you can still get what you want. You must export the template you make but you can send it right to Lightscribe and it will make your disc from there. If you open Roxio Toast and go to Disc Cover RE, you can actually make your own disc using your own graphics and text. 
I found that you can download the Lightscribe software easily but it only runs the simple version meaning no custom labels using one's one pictures and such. Very nice to make Lightscribe discs but I have a new Mac Pro and wanted to shift all to it. Recently got rid of an old Dell that had two Lightscribe drives in it.
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