Greeting Card software

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Steve

Hi

I want to design a one off thankyou card (organ recipient to donor) and was
wandering if theres any software you guys can suggest for doing this.

Many thanks

Geoff
 
Hi

I want to design a one off thankyou card (organ recipient to donor) and was
wandering if theres any software you guys can suggest for doing this.
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Take your pick of these:

http://www.pricelesswarehome.org/acf/P_BUSINESS-HOME.php#4.01GreetingCards

Just Right Click is probably your best bet for designing a single card
if you already have the graphics and an idea of what you want to
write. Printmaster Express has more features but is a bit more
involved for one-time only use.
 
Ron May said:
Take your pick of these:

http://www.pricelesswarehome.org/acf/P_BUSINESS-HOME.php#4.01GreetingCards

Just Right Click is probably your best bet for designing a single card
if you already have the graphics and an idea of what you want to
write. Printmaster Express has more features but is a bit more
involved for one-time only use.
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Thanks Ron I agree with what you say re Right Click against Printmaster.I tried
bot and the first one is the better for me.


Cheers for that

steve

I agree with what you say
 
I want to design a one off thankyou card (organ recipient to donor) and was
wandering if theres any software you guys can suggest for doing this.
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Aren't most organ donors DEAD first? "Dear Joe, thanks for the heart.
Best wishes, Mike"

Sorry, I've been listening to old radio horror stories all day and am
"in a mood."

I'm all for organ donation. I carry a card, I convinced my wife to
carry a card, and our kids (and extended families) know that we want to
be "spread around" once we're gone.

Heck, I also give blood regularly and am listed in the bone-marrow
registry (no takers yet).

Just to stay on topic... wouldn't organ donation be considered a form
of freeware? Sure the new user pays for the installation but that's
like paying for DSL to download Irfanview, right?
 
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Thanks Ron I agree with what you say re Right Click against Printmaster.I tried
bot and the first one is the better for me.


Cheers for that

steve
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Glad you found what you needed, Steve.
 
Eric said:
Aren't most organ donors DEAD first? "Dear Joe, thanks for the heart.
Best wishes, Mike"

Sorry, I've been listening to old radio horror stories all day and am
"in a mood."

I'm all for organ donation. I carry a card, I convinced my wife to
carry a card, and our kids (and extended families) know that we want to
be "spread around" once we're gone.

Heck, I also give blood regularly and am listed in the bone-marrow
registry (no takers yet).

Just to stay on topic... wouldn't organ donation be considered a form
of freeware? Sure the new user pays for the installation but that's
like paying for DSL to download Irfanview, right?
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OK wisewguy,LOL

In my case it should have been donor relative but in some cases no.What about
kidneys? Its not uncommon for a relative to donate one kidney!!What about
partial live (SPLIT) donation?More common in the states though.

Its not freeware in most cases as peeps contribute to the NHS (
uk)................ unless your one of the many freeloaders in the UK!!

On a more serious note, isnt it nice to know that your wife or gay partner will
recieve a thankyou letter or card from someone like me that truly is grateful
to be alive!!!!!

Its not untill you need one or a relative does that you see the positive side
of your decision to carry a card........well done.

S
 
steve said:
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OK wisewguy,LOL

In my case it should have been donor relative but in some cases no.What about
kidneys? Its not uncommon for a relative to donate one kidney!!What about
partial live (SPLIT) donation?More common in the states though.


Its not untill you need one or a relative does that you see the positive side
of your decision to carry a card........well done.

S
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Wow;

Great thread. Makes me think Susan should keep track of "Top Ten
Reasons for needing Freeware." No need to thank me Susan...

Thanks for the thread one and all!

-Craig
 
On a more serious note, isnt it nice to know that your wife or gay
partner will recieve a thankyou letter or card from someone like me
that truly is grateful to be alive!!!!!

Its not untill you need one or a relative does that you see the
positive side of your decision to carry a card........well done.
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Well said, Steve!

As a heart recipient (going on 9 years now) I correspond regularly with my
donor's mother and remember him nightly in my prayers.

BTW...if anyone feels the need to further this (OT) thread, we can move it
on over to bit.listserv.transplant

Hal
Heart Tx 8-26-97
 
Hal Hersh said:
Well said, Steve!

As a heart recipient (going on 9 years now) I correspond regularly with my
donor's mother and remember him nightly in my prayers.

BTW...if anyone feels the need to further this (OT) thread, we can move it
on over to bit.listserv.transplant

Hal
Heart Tx 8-26-97
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Final message


Sorry it is really off topic! On a final note thanks Hal for noting
bit.listserv.transplant as I wasn't even aware of it.Freeware and another good
newsgroup!!!

many thanks to all for being so patient and helpful

Steve
 
Hal said:
As a heart recipient (going on 9 years now) I correspond regularly with my
donor's mother and remember him nightly in my prayers.

BTW...if anyone feels the need to further this (OT) thread, we can move it
on over to bit.listserv.transplant
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Hal,

There is a belief that each cell in a persons body carries that persons
identity. Some heart transplants report having interests and
characteristics differing from what they had after a heart transplant.
These interests and characteristics are of the original heart owner.
Have you had any of these differences in your life since your
transplant??
 
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