The text areas can be rotated in 90-degree increments should you want to position text vertically or inverted. I tried composing text with MS Word and then saving it on the clipboard. When I inserted it into the AlbumGen object it became one long line of text, but I put it back into the block of text that I wanted with some selective pressing of the Enter key. At least I was able to spell-check using that method. Graphics Handling Selecting an object and clicking with the right mouse button will display the properties of the object.
Image is a property.
You can place an image within an object such as a rectangle. AlbumGen has no graphics editing features, but there are many good graphics programs available which will enable you to scan and size your images, saving them as BMP files for import into AlbumGen. If you wanted to place an image on a page to illustrate a watermark or some other feature other than the stamp itself, you would simply create an object with no borders and insert the image into the object, adding any text you wished to provide. Any bmp file you have can be imported and used in AlbumGen. AlbumGen has the ability to import graphics directly from the author's EzStamp For Windows inventory program.