>I've never believed that people used Print Shop for greeting cards. as the son of a Print Shop addicted mother through the early 90s, you've believed wrong.

>I've never believed that people used Print Shop for greeting cards. as the son of a Print Shop addicted mother through the early 90s, you've believed wrong. It was pretty empowering for people to be able to customize things. Oddball holidays or festivities that major labels would never touch. Niche topics that were kind of controversial -- it happened at a perfect time when desktop printers became kind of universal and multi-talented. It's hard to find a "Congratulations on the vasectomy!" card at Hallmark. Print Shop made it not only feasible as a one-off gag, but easy.