Pokémon Project Studio is an old graphics program designed for Windows 95 and 98, containing the first 151 Pokémon in two separate versions (Red and Blue). I decided I'd use the internal feature that allows you to import WMF vector graphics to create a Floatzel card and a Typhlosion card with two of my own drawings. It looks a little blurry, but that's only because I used the print to file option.

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Nice! The PC Pokémon games were great, eh?
I still have Pokémon Play it! lying around somewhere - I got so many CDs since they came with nearly every starter pack of cards. It was so bad!

I added another image.

Even with Windows 95 Compatibility turned on for SETUP.EXE, Pokemon Project Studio doesn't want to install on Vista.

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Om nom nom, Typhlosion like to eat it's Pokédex number!

That's pretty cool.

Nice 'cards' you made out there.

Run it off the CD, don't bother installing it, unless you want free spyware.

How would one go about running it off the CD? The only auto-run options are SETUP.EXE and to veiw the files on the disk.

EDIT: Disregard this post. I explored the files and found it in the Wininstall directory.

If you have a newer version (I think since 2000) of Microsoft Office installed, it comes with a printer driver that lets you print to a file. Windows Vista and 7 do, as well.

I don't have Microsoft Office. I tried Vista's XPS writer, but to no avail.