[iBook] OT: Print Shop VS Print Explosion Deluxe
Gregory Martinez
gregmartinez at mac.com
Sat Oct 23 18:37:26 PDT 2004
I have used both. They are comparable. I am currently using the new
version of The Print Shop mainly for printing greeting cards.
I can not really say one is better than the other. The Print Shop is
newer than Print Explosion. Well, maybe one thing I have noticed. When
printing greeting cards in Print Explosion, I sometimes had problems
aligning them to print quarter-fold cards whereas I never have that
problem with The Print Shop. I don't know why.
Regardless, I don't think the differences between them are significant.
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Greg Martinez
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On Oct 23, 2004, at 4:54 PM, David Crump wrote:
> Hi all,
> It's time for me to get a true OS X Consumer Publishing program to run
> under 10.3.5 on my iBook. I've got a horrible old version of Print
> Shop, and it's time to replace it. I've read great reviews of the new
> OS X native version of Print Shop (published my mackiev, not
> Broderbund). It sounds like it works great with the iApps. I've also
> read good reviews of Print Explosion Deluxe. Any thoughts or
> experience on which way I should lean? Print Explosion is a fair
> amount more expensive, so that could be a factor in my purchase. Then
> again, you probably get what you pay for. Print shop was a great
> program back in my Apple //c days, but I was sure not very impressed
> by the old mac version of Print Shop (must have been a crappy windows
> port). I hope the new version is really a true mac product.
> Thanks for any advice.
> Dave
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