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#Print explosion deluxe for mac update software#
#Print explosion deluxe for mac update professional#

Greeting Card Factory sells for $49.95 ( $34.99 - Amazon). Print Explosion is available from Nova Development.

System 7.6.1 or later, and OS X 10.1 or later.

Any PowerPC based Macintosh including iMac.

It is a fun application for the creative or the creative at heart. I have used Print Explosion for years and find it to be easy to use and stable.

#Print explosion deluxe for mac update professional#

It comes with more than 8,000 ready-made, professional designs or you can create from scratch, and it supports OS 7.6.1 through 9.2.2 and OS X. that can then be printed on any home printer that works with your Mac. This application allows the user to create one-of-a-kind cards, banners, posters, gift bags, postcards, etc. Print Explosion Deluxe sells for $59.95 ( $52.99 - Amazon). Keynote is available from The Apple Store. 8 MB of video memory (32MB recommended).

Power Mac G3 or G4, PowerBook G4, eMac, 500Mhz or faster iMac or iBook (PowerPC G4 recommended).

It may not be my favorite application, but it certainly is in the top three, so if you want to give something special to someone who teaches or trains consider this as a welcome gift. I literally went back to my hotel room, transferred my Macworld presentation from PowerPoint to Keynote and never looked back. I have used it since the day Steve Jobs demonstrated it in his keynote address at Macworld San Francisco 2003 and then gave everyone in the audience a free copy. Keynote will only be of interest to someone who makes presentations in any format in which they use their Mac. As in part one I am including on-line purchase sites although most retail stores that carry Apple products should have these mainstream products as well.

#Print explosion deluxe for mac update software#

In this column I am continuing with my recommendations for software that is available in boxes that can actually be giftwrapped for holiday-giving.

Nancy Carroll Gravley- November 23rd, 2004 Computing with Bifocals - Software to Put Under the Tree, Part II