About LTP Software

LTP produces the products listed below. Technical support can be reached at 773-579-4900 for the following products only:
Clip Art for Parish Life (art by Suzanne Novak)
Clip Art for Sundays and Solemnities (art by Julie Lonneman)
Religious Clip Art for the Liturgical Year (art by Steve Erspamer)
Clip Notes for Church Bulletins: Volume 1
Clip Notes for Church Bulletins: Volume 2
Clip Notes for Church Bulletins: Volume 3
Songs for the Seder Meal

LTP distributes Tips and Techniques for Signing the Scriptures but does not produce it nor provide support for it. Technical support should be sought from the publisher at 405-396-8461.

If you own Parish Assistant: Schedule Maker and require support, contact the publisher, Harmony Media, at 503-393-1960 or bill@harmonymedia.com.

LTP Software FAQs

Religious Clip Art for the Liturgical Year

Clip Art for Parish Life

Clip Art for Sundays and Solemnities

Clip Art for Year A (and B and C)

Clip Notes for Church Bulletins

Religious Clip Art for the Liturgical Year and Clip Art for Parish Life

Do Religious Clip Art and Clip Art for Parish Life run on Macs?

Both products run on Macintosh II or above, using Systems 7.0 through 9. They run in Classic mode under system OS X. They do not run on the OS X version known as "tiger".

Do Religious Clip Art and Clip Art for Parish Life run on Windows XP?

Yes. Both products typically install with no difficulties.

Do Religious Clip Art and Clip Art for Parish Life run on Windows Vista?

Yes. For tips on installing on Vista, click here.

When trying to install Religious Clip Art and/or Clip Art for Parish Life I get an error message that says “Searching for Kudo executables” and then the machine freezes. What do I do now?

Press Ctrl+Alt+Del keys to bring up the “Close Program” window, highlight “Kudo Catalog Reader” and click on the End Task button. Then go to the Start button and select Run. In the Open box, type: x:\win_kudo\setup32\Setup.exe, replacing the letter ‘x’ with the drive letter of your CD-ROM drive and the press the OK button. Once the program has been installed, re-start your computer.

If you have installed Steve Erspamer’s Religious Clip Art, click on the Start menu, go to Start then Programs and select the “Religious Clip Art” icon.

If you have installed Suzanne Novak’s Clip Art for Parish Life, go to Start then to Programs and select the "LTP ClipArt" icon.

How do I find a particular image without having to go through all of the pictures?

Click on the Find button at the top. This will open the “Find Image” window. Click on the arrow to the right of the box that says “Everything” and select “Notes.” The middle box will then say “Contains.” In the right hand box, type your selection such as “Advent,” “Christmas,” etc., and then click on the Find button located on the “Find Image” box. This will find all of the images pertaining to the subject you have chosen. The search engine is very specific in the way it searches, and if you are not sure how to enter your select, such as a Sunday in Ordinary Time, go up to View and select List. To the right of each image is a text which may give you a clearer idea of how to enter the search criteria.

How do I get a picture into my document?

Double-click on the image. This will open the image viewer. Go to File->Edit and select Copy. Then, in your word processing program or bulletin creation program, go up to File->Edit and select Paste. All image resizing and formatting should be done in your word processing program, not in the clip art program.

If the program you are using is “OLE” (Object, Linking and Embedding) compatible, such as Microsoft Word or Word Perfect, you may drag and drop. Open the Word or WP program and resize the screen so that you can see both the image and the word processing program. Single click on the image you want to move and drag it over to the document and drop it in. As the cursor moves over the document, it should change to a square with an arrow.

How do I install Religious Clip Art for the Liturgical Year or Clip Art for Parish Life on Windows Vista?

These products run on Windows Vista™; however, you may need to use Vista's Program Compatibility Wizard. In an effort to get older programs to run, this Wizard will allow you to apply various settings over multiple attempts. If the settings you selected on your first attempt do not work, the Wizard will return to the beginning if you'd like to try others.

To find the Wizard, follow this path:
Control Panel > Programs > Programs and Features > Use an older program with this version of Windows.

If the Wizard does not locate your program in the CD Drive, choose to locate the program manually. Browse to the CD Drive and select STARTUP.EXE.

As you step through the Wizard, select "Do not apply a compatibility mode". Do not select any display settings. Select "Run as administrator." You may see a dialog box that alerts you that "An unidentified program wants access to your computer." Choose "Allow" and proceed with installing Kudo. When the Kudo opening menu is displayed, click the Install icon (top left).

If you you receive the informational alert "Checking your hard drive for other Kudo executables. Please wait...", click the OK button without waiting. If you receive the informational alert "Starting Installation under Windows95 or NT", click the OK button.

Compatibility failure for this program is typically indicated by two error messages: "This file does not have a program associated with it for performing this action. Create an association in the Set Association control panel." and "Set is unable to run a program needed to proceed with the installation. Restart your system and try again." Click OK to both of these messages, but don't follow their instructions. Instead, return to the beginning of the Program Compatibility Wizard and try different settings.

Clip Art for Sundays and Solemnities

Does Clip Art for Sundays and Solemnities run on Windows Vista?

Yes, but you must use a version of Adobe Reader that is compatible with Vista.

Clip Art for Sundays and Solemnities includes a CD-ROM. If your computer is set to Auto-run, a menu is displayed with four options: Clip Art for Sundays and Solemnities, Clip Art for Sundays and Solemnities Index, Install Acrobat, and Quit. If you choose "Install Acrobat", you will install Adobe Acrobat Reader 5.0 which is incompatible with Windows Vista. Since the other options are dependent upon incompatible versions of Acrobat Reader, it is recommended that you choose "Quit".

To view the contents of the book as a PDF, browse to your CD Drive and open Clipart.pdf with the latest version of Adobe Reader.

To search for images by the scriptural text that accompanies the images or by the particular Sunday or solemnity, browse to your CD Drive and open ClipArtIndex.pdx with the latest version of Adobe Reader.

To access the images directly, browse to your CD Drive and open the CONTENTS folder.

Clip Art for Year A and Clip Art for Year B and Clip Art for Year C

Does Clip Art for Year A (or B or C) run on Windows Vista?

Yes, all three products runs on Windows Vista. Browse to your CD Drive. Read ReadMe.txt (or ReadMe.pdf) and follow its instructions to access Extensis Portfolio Browser.

Clip Notes for Church Bulletins, vols 1, 2 and 3

Does Clip Notes for Church Bulletins run on Windows Vista?

Yes, all three volumes run on Windows Vista.