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Great app to make card on Mac?
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So, what's the best app to make cards on Mac? Of course I know iPhoto is a good one, but always look for something in total control. Please share a great list or your favorite here. Thank a lot.
PS, noticed a nice review, <spammy link to the App Store removed.>
Any touch from this iGreetingCard? <another spammy link to the App Store, also removed>
(Last edited by ghporter; Jan 30, 2012 at 05:51 AM.
(Reason:Spam links deleted.))
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What kind of cards? Greeting Cards, business cards, postcards?
If you want control, it's got to be Illustrator, Indesign. and Photoshop.
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Originally Posted by andi*pandi 
What kind of cards? Greeting Cards, business cards, postcards?
If you want control, it's got to be Illustrator, Indesign. and Photoshop.
Agreed.
Customer review for iGreetingCard in the App Store seems to be horrible. In fact, even the Softpedia review sounds mediocre at best.
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Every piece of software rinky has spammed so far has been either very badly received or outright fraudulent ( like the video converter last time).
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You can't go wrong with any of the following:
1. Print Explosion Deluxe
2. The Print Shop 2
3. Hallmark Card Studio
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I eat turtle soup for breakfast
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I second The Print Shop 2. Have used it for years and it's pretty easy with lots of options to customize.
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Anybody remember the original Print Shop on Apple II?
Wow...birthday banners on green-striped feed paper...flashbacks.
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Originally Posted by Spheric Harlot
Anybody remember the original Print Shop on Apple II?
Wow...birthday banners on green-striped feed paper...flashbacks.
I still have it for my Apple IIc. I will use it once in a while to make "retro themed" cards to include with gifts (only to people who appreciate what it means, of course).
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Not on Apple II, but on my Commodore 64! Ahh the days of Print Shop low res banners with the sheet feeder holes on the edges!
Steve
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Celebrating 10 years and 4000 posts on MacNN!
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Originally Posted by ibook_steve
Not on Apple II, but on my Commodore 64! Ahh the days of Print Shop low res banners with the sheet feeder holes on the edges!
Steve
C64 for me too!
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