Greeting Card Maker.
With the new Mokum Mail Greeting Card Maker you can create a one window "Greeting Card" style message in a jiffy. The message window is adjusted automatically to fit on any monitor size, including wide-screen monitors. You merely have to select a background image. The recommended minimum size is 800x600 pixels. The image will be stretched or contracted to fit any window size.
Next type some text in a text box and place (animated) .GIF pictures anywhere on the 'Card', exactly where you want them. That's all there is to it!
Mokum Mail and Mokum Mail LITE users can download and use many beautiful examples of MM Greeting Cards for free, because the files are in .MMF format! Go to the GCM Page...
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Go to the Greeting Card Maker INFO...
Pictures in a Lightbox.Click this button to see what it does...
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Interface is XP Theme compatible.All windows have new buttons and rounded list boxes.
How to set your preference:
- right-click somewhere on your desktop
- select 'Properties'
- select 'Appearance'
In the next window you can choose either 'Windows Classic' or 'XP Style'. XP Style Silver has 3D buttons and gives the nicest result.
Examples:
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Windows Classic, blue - grey buttons.
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Windows XP Style Silver - 3D Buttons.
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Windows XP Style Blue - Flat buttons.
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Windows XP Style Olive - Flat buttons.
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Re-arranged Command Buttons In Editor
The buttons in the MM Editor are grouped to make locating a specific button easier. From Left to right:
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Greeting Card Maker. Table Wizard Single table Gradient text box Marquee |
All text section features Erase part of text Clear all Full screen properties Links |
Conversions Color Chart File Name selector Redo History |
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Ctrl + N in Editor - Numbered List.
By pressing Ctrl + N (of Numbers) the lines in the Editor are prefixed with numbers. This is useful if you are debugging a script and want to look up the line number that causes an error
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Ctrl + L - Shortcut List.
By pressing the Ctrl + L keys, in most windows a list pops up with the functions of that window and the assigned short cut keys.
You can select a function and press the ENTER key. This feature is developed for people who have problems clicking the mouse button.
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