For 15 points, name this Broderbund software that allowed you to make some pretty neat signs with your dot-matrix printer.
A PC Mag review of a 1992 version of this software complained that there was no way to preview fonts such as "Librarian" or "Bazooka" but did like that its new vector graphics put an end to jaggies once and for all.  A Wikipedia article whose source is a completely unrelated article in Ahoy! magazine claims that this program and Ghostbusters were the two most pirated Commodore 64 programs.  In 1986, Doug Carlson said that this software had sold better than his company's other releases such as Family Tree Maker, 3D Home Architect and Mavis Beacon Teaches Typing.  Greeting cards were one of the five types of projects you could create with the "Deluxe" version of this software.  For 15 points, name this Broderbund software that allowed you to make some pretty neat signs with your dot-matrix printer.
A PC Mag review of a 1992 version of this software complained that there was no way to preview fonts such as "Librarian" or "Bazooka" but did like that its new vector graphics put an end to jaggies once and for all.  
The Print Shop [or the Print Shop Deluxe or the New Print Shop]