Craft software which one would you recommend?

24 years ago

My husband have a P.C 533 running Windows 98. Just starte to use it. Would like to make some homemade gifts. Could you advise me some craft software program?

Thank you for your help.

Rosy

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Penny
24 years ago
Rosy, I wish I knew the answer to that same question. Try asking it again on the computer craft section within Thathomesite. Let me know what you find out. Penny
rosy
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24 years ago
Penny This are the answer I have receive at the computer forum Hi Rosy...what type of projects are you going to be doing? Most of the programs being talked about here, PrintShop, PrintMaster, Print Artist, Adobe, Cannon Creative, are great programs for making cards, stickers, labels, calendars, stationary, enhancing photos, posters invitations, etc.....'course you can do lots of other things with all the graphics...
I have a program I bought for $12...American Greetings Crafts Deluxe....great little program...also does cards, invitations, boxes, bags, mobiles, place cards, 3-d, puzzles and puzzle boxes, 3-d ornaments or gift tags, stencils, t-shirts, masks, hats, stickers...just loads of things!!! This is the only Craft program I have had, so only one I can recommend....
Tiger
Rosy, Before you invest and buy a program, look to see if any came with your computer or printer. In the start menu, go to programs and look at the list. My Print Master Gold came with the printer software as well as Professor Franklin
Rosy, do you have a HP printer? Even if you don't have a Hewlett-Packard, you should go over to http://www.hp.com/printsville and check out those things. Chances are, your printer can do 'em. Also do a web search for "printer crafts", "printable crafts" or just "printable" and you can find some good sites with ready to print things. Also check out the site below that has lots of different things.
Here is a link that might be useful: Gran's Front Porch
Rosy
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