Invitation Expert Templates for MS Word 2.1 MacOSX 209.8 MB Information: Organizing an event? Make sure everyone’s invited stylishly! With 102 original invitation templates, Alungu’s Invitations is your trusty companion to craft that perfect invitation for any kind of event. Birthday party, picnic, wedding, Christmas, New Year, Thanksgiving – Invitations Templates have you covered!

Jump to Making an Invitation Using Word Template - Open the Template options. Click “File” at the top toolbar and then “New.” A window will. Free Word templates include ready-to-edit layouts with photos & artwork for Microsoft Word. View 1000's of design examples - download layouts, edit & print!

Every template is highly-customizable so unleash your creativity: edit, replace, resize items, change texts, choose playful fonts – personalize the invitations to capture the essence of any event! What’s New in Version 2.1 -Bug Fixes. Compatibility: macOS 10.12 or later, 64-bit processor Home Page – Code: Select all.

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