After seeing the above recommended on here, I have downloaded the
program to find there doesn't seem to be anything included with it. i.e.
clipart, templates, borders etc. When clicking on "Internet" or "Online
Gallery" it appears to take you to the Web Site to buy additional packs.
What is the point of a program that doesn't have anything in it to use.
If I want to input fancy text and my own existing pictures/clipart,
there are plenty of other programs for that.
Hoping I'm wrong and just not found the free section yet:-/
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On Tue, 17 May 2005 10:29:32 GMT, Sue Doo Nym
<pegasus@blackhole.riot.eu.org> wrote in
<news:MPG.1cf3d8557c1ac36c989689@news.tesco.net> :

Exactly the same thing as I found, which AFAIAC puts the program into the
category of "baitware". Largely useless on its own, and you have to buy
the means to make it useful. To be avoided IMO.

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Regards,
Nicolaas.




.... If all else fails, you can always unplug the bloody thing.

Sue Doo Nym skrev:
Look here:
http://expressit.broderbund.com/400_.../IPPrimary.asp

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JP Loken

In article <428A6F96.4070903@hotmailspam.com>,
jp_lokenantispam@hotmailspam.com the amazingJP Loken says...

to start with) There seems to be a distinct lack of help, and I'm
wondering if it is worth perservering. I want something for newsletters,
where I can put borders around the sections of text. I have tried both
Serif and Ragtime Solo, but it seems very difficult to do this. (Only
way I have found is to make two rectangles for example, one inside the
other, and do a "fill" with a pattern. Getting the spacing to be exact
is an art in itself.) Ideally I would like something easier to
automatically create different borders by dragging/reshaping.
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Have you tried ZonerDraw 3?