I Plan To Use PDN For Invitations

[jebllard03]

Hello everyone... I plan on using PDN to make invitations. I was just curious to see what everyone thought about that. Like do you think this is the ideal program for that sort of thing. and any suggestions for cool things i can do.

[Simon Brown]

Not being able to edit/resize text might be a bit of a pain for desktop publishing, so you'd probably be better off using Publisher or Scribus.

[jebllard03]

i agree.. but ive had this program for a few months now.. and ive kinda just learned how to do the text the right way the first time. lol

[BoltBait]

I would recommend a vector editor such as Inkscape (free) or an older copy of CorelDRAW (v9+) ~$30.

[D3T0N4T0R]

Well, PdN would be quite good for that. For the text problem, you could just put it on a separate layer to everything else, so you can 'edit' it and change if if need be. And, there are endless possibilities (literally) as to what you can do - just look at the tutorials!

[jebllard03]

Well, PdN would be quite good for that. For the text problem, you could just put it on a separate layer to everything else, so you can 'edit' it and change if if need be. And, there are endless possibilities (literally) as to what you can do - just look at the tutorials!

thats a good idea. i didnt think about puttin it ona seperate layer.

[D3T0N4T0R]

Or I know there is actually a plugin that I seem to have that allows you to edit text. I'm not too sure where I found it from, and the search doesn't seem to help much. But I'm sure someone will be able to tell you where to get it.

[kaydenbriskie]

I think PDN is great for Invitations. I made one for my Mum not to long ago ;D

[D3T0N4T0R]

You didn't just call her?

[B00k W0rm]

You didn't just call her?

*sigh*. Of all people, you should know that these days we don't call people. We use the glorious, mind-blowing

INTERNET (well, actually email.)

Edited November 2, 2010 by B00k W0rm

[D3T0N4T0R]

Well, yes, but to be honest I think calling is much more polite & efficient.

EDIT:

And BTW, it's not Email, it's FaceBook.

Edited November 21, 2010 by D3T0N4T0R

[B00k W0rm]

Well, yes, but to be honest I think calling is much more polite & efficient.

Since when have we been polite, and more importantly, efficient?

[D3T0N4T0R]

Well, I think we should.

And PDN actually worked quite well for the invitations that I created yesterday.

[Sarkut]

Zombie thread wants brains.

[jebllard03]

Zombie thread wants brains.

Hey I've been away for a while. But I have been using PDN for Invitations and it works great. I love it. I know how to use the program a whole lot better not and it works perfectly for what I am doing. For the time being. Just thought I'd share that.

[Sarkut]

Cool.

[D3T0N4T0R]

I know how to use the program a whole lot better not

*now. Sorry, I just had to do that

Edited November 21, 2010 by D3T0N4T0R

[Sozo]

So you create another post, then edit that, while you could have just edited the original post?

On topic,I'm glad Paint.NET has met your invitational needs.

[B00k W0rm]

So you create another post, then edit that, while you could have just edited the original post?

On topic,I'm glad Paint.NET has met your invitational needs.

That's just what I'd expect of him. Trust me, he does stuff like it all the time.

[Axle]

i made invitations for a B'Day party using PDN just over 1 year ago, worked fine, but make sure the text is on another layer because you don't want to have to restart. also, if your putting name on them make one without a name and save it, then duplicate it 'n' amount of times putting a different name on each one.