Two problems: The text on the inside of a greeting card, especially if it is 18 font size or less: each letter is encased by a line, as if it is typeset with blocks of individual letters, ala Gutenberg. Recently I will try and retrieve a card or a poster and get a message: Cannot find this file.

Argospete

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• Posted on Nov 15, 2009

SOURCE: i am trying to print a greeting card!

ITS ALL DOWN TO YOUR PRINT PREFERENCES.
NOT SURE YOU PROG, SOME ARE EASY TO SETUP/OTHERS A RIGHT PAIN.
TAKE TIME CLICKING TEMPLATES AND SIZES?

SOURCE: With Print Shop 23.1-If I am adding text inside a text box, say font 60 and I complete the line and press "Enter" to start a new line, the font # changes back to what it was previously. Then I have to

When using text boxes I typically type the entire box in the preset font/size and then double click the text or select all, and choose my fonts ,sizes, spacing, etc. afterwards. Typically I use text boxes for smaller font items as I find the headline feature to be the most useful for larger size text. also under the text tab , after you double click your text box, you can select a paragraph style which has presets up to 143. I apologize that I didn't really answer your question, but maybe this will you get you by until you do, that is if you haven't already figured it out.