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FT
Mar 17, 2012, 4:37:55 AM3/17/12
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PrintMaster Express
Is a very good publishing software to create brochures, different kinds of cards and more. It works well on Windows XP and there are reports that it works fine on Windows 7 as well.
The old freeware version is not available anymore from its homepage, but it can be downloaded here: http://freewaretips.zxq.net/rareware.html
Is a very good publishing software to create brochures, different kinds of cards and more. It works well on Windows XP and there are reports that it works fine on Windows 7 as well.
The old freeware version is not available anymore from its homepage, but it can be downloaded here: http://freewaretips.zxq.net/rareware.html
Mike Dee
Mar 17, 2012, 4:53:59 PM3/17/12
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FT wrote:
> PrintMaster Express
[...]
> http://freewaretips.zxq.net/rareware.html
Other freewares here too, thanks. Its a nice site (in Norwegian &
English).
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dee
> PrintMaster Express
[...]
> http://freewaretips.zxq.net/rareware.html
Other freewares here too, thanks. Its a nice site (in Norwegian &
English).
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dee
ron...@gmail.com
Feb 8, 2014, 4:08:33 PM2/8/14
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Shadow
Feb 9, 2014, 9:00:28 AM2/9/14
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suspended:
http://www.rarewares.org/index.php
Best encoding codec source for windows users .....
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Zo
Feb 9, 2014, 2:58:14 PM2/9/14
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Shadow formulated the question :
Nice of you to bring back an almost two year post to life. On the
other hand, if anybody still has an interest in downloading the old
Print Master Express 2.1 Freeware version, it can still be downloaded
from here:
http://www.topfreeware.net/favprograms/office/office.htm#pmexpress
!Be Warned! Even though the setup exe passed VirusTotal with 0/46
results, Avast barks at this particular file (00000054.EWI)and removes
it to the Virus Chest during the install attempt, thus the install
could not be completed. The oddity of this is that when the file is
scanned with Avast and VirusTotal by it itself, No Threat Is Found, go
figure?? I finally was able to UE it but then was only able to access
the MS Paint module of the program.
Maybe someone will have better success with it.
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Zo
This is more than a simple tagline. It's a hug from me.
other hand, if anybody still has an interest in downloading the old
Print Master Express 2.1 Freeware version, it can still be downloaded
from here:
http://www.topfreeware.net/favprograms/office/office.htm#pmexpress
!Be Warned! Even though the setup exe passed VirusTotal with 0/46
results, Avast barks at this particular file (00000054.EWI)and removes
it to the Virus Chest during the install attempt, thus the install
could not be completed. The oddity of this is that when the file is
scanned with Avast and VirusTotal by it itself, No Threat Is Found, go
figure?? I finally was able to UE it but then was only able to access
the MS Paint module of the program.
Maybe someone will have better success with it.
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Zo
This is more than a simple tagline. It's a hug from me.
Shadow
Feb 9, 2014, 3:40:23 PM2/9/14
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On Sun, 09 Feb 2014 14:58:14 -0500, Zo <hom...@newsbill.net> wrote:
>http://www.topfreeware.net/favprograms/office/office.htm#pmexpress
>
>!Be Warned! Even though the setup exe passed VirusTotal with 0/46
>results, Avast barks at this particular file (00000054.EWI)and removes
>it to the Virus Chest during the install attempt, thus the install
>could not be completed. The oddity of this is that when the file is
>scanned with Avast and VirusTotal by it itself, No Threat Is Found, go
>figure?? I finally was able to UE it but then was only able to access
>the MS Paint module of the program.
>
>Maybe someone will have better success with it.
It uses "PEncrypt 4.0 Gamma", which is probably only used by
>http://www.topfreeware.net/favprograms/office/office.htm#pmexpress
>
>!Be Warned! Even though the setup exe passed VirusTotal with 0/46
>results, Avast barks at this particular file (00000054.EWI)and removes
>it to the Virus Chest during the install attempt, thus the install
>could not be completed. The oddity of this is that when the file is
>scanned with Avast and VirusTotal by it itself, No Threat Is Found, go
>figure?? I finally was able to UE it but then was only able to access
>the MS Paint module of the program.
>
>Maybe someone will have better success with it.
malware writers.
Why the fsck software programmers encript their stuff so much
I will never understand. All encryption does is slow the program down,
fill the registry with trash, and annoy crackers. It will never beat
them.
Winzip was never encrypted, was dead easy to crack, yet it
sold millions of copies. Until they started trashing it.
Scorchio!
H-Man
Feb 11, 2014, 11:11:25 PM2/11/14
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Susan Bugher
Feb 12, 2014, 2:39:55 PM2/12/14
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On 2/9/2014 2:58 PM, Zo wrote:> Shadow formulated the question :
>> On Sat, 8 Feb 2014 13:08:33 -0800 (PST), ron...@gmail.com wrote:
>>> On Saturday, March 17, 2012 1:37:55 AM UTC-7, FT wrote:
>>>> PrintMaster Express
<SNIP>
>> On Sat, 8 Feb 2014 13:08:33 -0800 (PST), ron...@gmail.com wrote:
>>> On Saturday, March 17, 2012 1:37:55 AM UTC-7, FT wrote:
>>>> PrintMaster Express
>>>> Is a very good publishing software to create brochures, different kinds of cards and more. It works well on Windows XP and there are reports that it works fine on Windows 7 as well.
> http://www.topfreeware.net/favprograms/office/office.htm#pmexpress
>
> !Be Warned! Even though the setup exe passed VirusTotal with 0/46 results, Avast barks at this particular file (00000054.EWI)and removes it to the Virus Chest during the install attempt, thus the install could not be completed. The oddity of this is that when the file is scanned with Avast and VirusTotal by it itself, No Threat Is Found, go figure?? I finally was able to UE it but then was only able to access the MS Paint module of the program.
File:PMExpress.exe
Size: 8709200 bytes
MD5: 5243089CA5074C2BD0D51ACD84B8CDE9
IMO you could safely shutdown Avast and do a standard install. (I have the app installed (on Win XP) - can't recall when I last used it but IIRC it works okay.)
Susan
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Zo
Feb 12, 2014, 2:53:19 PM2/12/14
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on 2/12/2014, Susan Bugher supposed :
Hi Susan.
Yes I already tried that, Avast stopped the program from opening and
again removed that ewi file to the Virus Chest, therefore rendering it
useless.
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Zo
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Yes I already tried that, Avast stopped the program from opening and
again removed that ewi file to the Virus Chest, therefore rendering it
useless.
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Zo
!CAUTION! Taglines may be hazardous to your disk space
Zo
Feb 12, 2014, 3:52:50 PM2/12/14
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Susan Bugher has brought this to us :
Finally got it to load up. After shutting down Avast and installing
the program, I had to add the program folder to the two exclusions list
locations.I know it's old, but somehow I missed getting a copy of it
way back when :-)
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Zo
AUTOBIOGRAPHY: A cars logbook.
the program, I had to add the program folder to the two exclusions list
locations.I know it's old, but somehow I missed getting a copy of it
way back when :-)
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Zo
AUTOBIOGRAPHY: A cars logbook.
Susan Bugher
Feb 12, 2014, 6:22:41 PM2/12/14
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On 2/12/2014 3:52 PM, Zo wrote:>
> Finally got it to load up. After shutting down Avast and installing the program, I had to add the program folder to the two exclusions list locations.I know it's old, but somehow I missed getting a copy of it way back when :-)
Good work Zo. :)
> Finally got it to load up. After shutting down Avast and installing the program, I had to add the program folder to the two exclusions list locations.I know it's old, but somehow I missed getting a copy of it way back when :-)
Susan
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Clive Savage
Feb 19, 2014, 1:23:43 PM2/19/14
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On Wed, 12 Feb 2014 14:39:55 -0500, Susan Bugher <sebu...@yahoo.com>
wrote:
>File:PMExpress.exe
>Size: 8709200 bytes
>MD5: 5243089CA5074C2BD0D51ACD84B8CDE9
>
> IMO you could safely shutdown Avast and do a standard install. (I have the app installed (on Win XP) - can't recall when I last used it but IIRC it works okay.)
>
> Susan
Scanned the zip file with Avast, no problems here.
Bye for now.
Clive.
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wrote:
>File:PMExpress.exe
>Size: 8709200 bytes
>MD5: 5243089CA5074C2BD0D51ACD84B8CDE9
>
> IMO you could safely shutdown Avast and do a standard install. (I have the app installed (on Win XP) - can't recall when I last used it but IIRC it works okay.)
>
> Susan
Bye for now.
Clive.
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