Klick-N-View Business Cards 4.01

Klick-N-View Business Cards makes designing and printing your business cards a snap! Using this tool you can design and print professional quality business cards in a matter of minutes! Includes templates for rapid document design.

Purchase include lifetime free upgrades, more templates, clip art and fonts available for download from our web site.

New features include:

Designed specifically for use with Windows XP New instant help display on the status bar New support for multi-page documents New printing options including multi-person printing New drawing tools including bezier curves, polygons New alignment tools New text format toolbar New property settings, including transparency, gradient and texture fill options New page layout, including ability to instantly change document type New text alignment options, including vertical, flipped and rotated text New option to hide undefined database fields New special effects for graphics including embossing, mosaic, watercolor and more. Wizard for creating new document types, including brochures, labels and letterheads New options for on-screen display of margins and unprintable areas Improved properties settings Improved text display and print, including anti-aliased text Improved drop-shadows Improved color selection Improved template selection Improved graphics display and print Improved database Improved support for greeting cards

This software is a shareware. You will be able to download and test Klick-N-View Business Cards during a certain period of time, then, if it does what you need, you will have to acquire the full version. The trial version available for download on www.softandco.com has a size of 7961 KBytes. For additional information and support request, please contact directly Klick-N-View Business Cards publisher.

Klick-N-View Business Cards 4.01 was released by MSR Enterprises, Inc. on Monday 13 September 2004. Its known requirements are : WinXP, 32-bit (800x600) Color Display, 16 MB RAM.

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4.01Monday 13 September 2004