can this program create certificates? Description doesn't mention certificates.
861039
I have not used the certificates part of Print Shop but I just checked it out and they have a very wide variety of certificates that you can create. Good luck.
390410
Yes. Just download the program to your computer. If you have trouble setting it up, customer service will help you.
1579115
Sorry, there isn't a tutorial program that I can find. However, the User's manual is under the "Help" tab and you can also find some free video tutorials on YouTube and there are a couple of books you can purchase. From my experience, the program is pretty intuitive and a little bit of fiddling around with it and watching the YouTube videos should get you enough of a foundation that you won't need a tutorial and should only need the user's manual for specific tasks. Hope this helps. Good Luck!
475584
No, it does not. It prompts you to create them while setting up the computer (it has a cd writer).
2091787
Absolutely. They can run any file that you link. Just link the script and it works, no problems. I've done this myself :D
1127833
You can, but I am not formilar enough with the program to tell you how to do it
2056714
i seriously doubt it, unless you can work something out with the seller. ms should make the iso available for free (it's worthless without a coa), because a situation like this one led me to try linux for the first time and i don't plan on ever going back. i suggest linux mint or zorin. doesn't cost a dime.
717799
Yes. Although, it doesn't work on just any DOD website. Need to obtain certificates from other sources.
2056713
i seriously doubt it, unless you can work something out with the seller.ms should make the iso available for free (it's worthless without a coa), because a situation like this one led me to try linux for the first time and i don't plan on ever going back.i suggest linux mint or zorin.doesn't cost a dime.
1734310
At this price point that will never happen, sorry. It may have an intro version that you can buy a license for, but I instead loaded the free LibreOffice (and OpenOffice is almost as good).
801639
Yes, however you'll have to use programming codes, as it doesn't have a web-based GUI to use.
1732433
Not entirely sure, but it's possible. Just do some digging and there might be a way to make it work with other programs.
1090898
You can install the program in this fashion, but so far I have been unable to find a way to add the levels to the program without a CDRom. Any suggestions? Currently I'm using an external hard drive.
845658
I can't put my hands on my package for this but I researched this question about a year or so ago and my recollection is that you can actually run it legally on a small peer-to-peer network of 3 users. I have used this program for 25 years--including on networks. It is rock solid for what it is. Unfortunately for small time guys like me I think their successor is trying to take it to a higher level to compete with CRM systems which I'm sure it can do. However, they are pricing guys like me out of the market. The bad news is there probably won't be any support for this version going forward. The good news is you probably won't need it. I also wouldn't expect the folks who've sold out to come after you for license infractions but you never know.
1637588
If you're running Windows 7, smart card support is built in. Should be plug an play. You don't need to download the middle ware; I did and it just made it complicated. If you're trying to publish to a GAL, it should be straight forward. But your question is vague. The certificates aren't in a card reader, they're on the card.
210121
No there is nothing to my knowledge out there. You have to write your own for what ever system that you're using.
142084
No, I do not remember that requirement, I did send it back as it would not load onto my computer, I have found it wont load other programs either so am looking into the problem.