Any good Leopard-compatible greeting card programs out there?

My wife wants to print the cards herself vs. going through the Apple Print Service. Does anyone know of any good greeting card software out there that works with Leopard? Thanks

Go to > Windows Media Player on the Mac - Flip4Mac, the free version should do it.

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