Microsoft Greetings 2002

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Summary: Can't Be That Bad
Review: At school I used a old version of Greetings and surprisingly it was easy to use. At first you have to get accustomed to the user interface, but after a while you don't have to concentrate on customization. Software programs take time getting use to. It has a lot of great features that are good enough for publishing. But if you the users want better publishing capabilities such as Business Cards, News Letters, Greeting Cards and wonderful easy to use features why not try Microsoft Publisher 2002. For users who are new to things such as creating cards and other craft projects the integration and ease use between Microsoft Office makes Publisher 2002 a easy to use application. To me, Greetings is just an essentials program but if you want it all go for Publisher 2002.

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Summary: microsft greetings
Review: I bought this with the understanding this software did everything and all I can do is cards I dont like it at all what can I do about this. I wanted to do calendars monthly for work schedules and It doesnt work NOT HAPPY WITH THIS AT ALL

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Summary: disappointing
Review: I have been a fatihful user of the Microsoft Greeting Card programs, but with each new edition they do less and are less user friendly. If you just want to make cards....and nothing else. This program will suit you fine. However, if you are interested in creating not just cards, but posters, business cards, wrapping paper, certificates, etc., then check out
American Greetings Creatacard program - it has much more to offer for your money.

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Summary: Microsoft Greetings 2002
Review: I have Microsoft Greetings Workshop ver 2, and Greetings 2000, and they are both better that this product. I still use my Microsoft Greetings 2000, and threw away the 2002...

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Summary: Microsoft Greetings 2002
Review: I ordered Microsoft Greetings and received Microsoft Greetings 2001 on Christmas. Be very careful ordering from this site. I wanted a new Microsoft Greetings 2002 and received an the old Microsoft Greetings 2001 and paid almost $50 including delivery even though it says starting price $19.95. Have not received an email as to how they plan to correct a very bad mistake and will not get here before Christmas and who will pay for the shipping.

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Summary: Not happy with Microsoft Greetings
Review: I was using the Hallmark Greetings Workshop by
Microsoft but lost the CD-rom. I decided to buy
this product and have been so unhappy that I had
to purchase Hallmark Card Studio. MS Greetings
is very difficult to use and has much fewer clip art
selections, background choices, and color options.
I strongly suggest spending a little extra for the
Hallmark product.

Rating:
Summary: Not happy with Microsoft Greetings
Review: I was using the Hallmark Greetings Workshop by
Microsoft but lost the CD-rom. I decided to buy
this product and have been so unhappy that I had
to purchase Hallmark Card Studio. MS Greetings
is very difficult to use and has much fewer clip art
selections, background choices, and color options.
I strongly suggest spending a little extra for the
Hallmark product.

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Summary: Disappointing
Review: I wish I could return this product - the choices are very minimal, and even re-sizing objects is unsuccessful because you can see the pixels. There are 13 cards to choose from under the category "family". Please!

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Summary: Nice, but crashes all the time
Review: I've been using this for a couple of weeks now. Like everything about it, but make sure you save at every step. You still may have problems, but at least you stand a chance to recover. I have yet to get all the way through printing a card without it crashing at least once. Sometimes it corrupts the file you were working on, so even if you DID save it, it may or may not be recoverable.
The interface is nice and all, but it's very frustration to take an hour to make a card that SHOULD have taken 5 minutes.

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Summary: MS Greetings is Good but Lacking...
Review: If you're a novice with this type of program, better forget Greetings, since the software came with no user guide at all--just a CD in a large, flashy box. In addition, there is no online guide included on the CD. To make matters worse, when I went to prepare an Envelope and tried to find the Envelope feature, I made the mistake of going to the Help function. There is nothing there on preparing envelopes. I wrote Microsoft, and unbelievably, the response was "don't know if a user guide should have been included..." and "The Help wasn't written correctly for Greetings because they used the same Help function that goes with Picture It!" I stumbled on the Envelope feature by accident when I selected the topic "Blank." Microsoft should have done better. If you have time to play with it, the program is easy to use, good graphics and selections, but beware of lousy Help, no user guide, and lousy MS support.