When I saved my business card with CardSave, no other cards showed in the Save box. Why?
We had a choice: we could carve the card extensions in stone, and place them in the Windows 95 Registry, or we could employ a dynamic strategy that will find (and save) extensions of any type defined by us or by you. We chose the latter. So when you save a card, file types are not being enforced. Recommended file name is shown in quotes to force the correct card extension, so leave the quotes in! Background: The upside of our dynamic strategy is that you can replace many components of PrintBox products with your own names and descriptions … some even allow you to change the product name. Word’s macro language, Word Basic, and its big brother VBA allow considerable customization. Many commercial packages are based on Access, for instance. But the use of macros has been described as being “a visitor in a strange land”. We try to be good guests, and that includes not taking up space on your registry when we may not be staying. PrintBox is only visiting — not moving in.
