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About

Certificate Maker is a collection of multi-format templates you can use to create professional-looking American Legion-family certificates on your home computer. Simply fill in the blanks and print!

Requirements

Microsoft Word® or Adobe Reader® is required to view and edit the files on this CD. For best results, print certificates on a color printer using blank 8-1/2” x 11” white paper.

How To Use

  1. Insert the CD into your disc drive.
  2. Locate the drive on your computer. On a PC, double-click My Computer and double-click Certificate Maker CD. On a Mac, double-click the disc icon on your Desktop.
  3. You will see 3 folders – Auxiliary, Legion, and Sons. Double-click to open any folder.
  4. Double-click to open either the Fillable PDF folder or the Word folder. From there, double-click to open any certificate. Position the cursor in a field, type the text you want displayed, and print. The gray background color of a field will not appear in the printed version. Please note: The text of fillable PDFs is not editable. All the contents of the Word documents are editable.

Notice

The name and emblem of The American Legion are registered service marks in the U.S. Trademark Office, and are protected by criminal and civil enforcement provisions of federal law (18 U.S.C. Section 705 and 36 U.S.C.Sections 44 and 48). By authority of National Executive Committee Resolution 11, May 2005, the National Adjutant or his designated representative (Director, American Legion Emblem Sales), may grant limited permission to use the name and emblem in accordance with Resolution Number 11, other Resolutions and U.S. Trademark Law.

The use of The American Legion name or emblem is confined to stationery, publications, notices, posters or similar correspondence items for official American Legion business only. The use of the name or emblem by an individual Legion member is limited to the wearing of the official insignia and to the possession of authorized jewelry or merchandise bearing the insignia. Departments are similarly limited. Any other use of the name "The American Legion" or the emblem shall be subject to the approval of the National Adjutant.

No post, county, district, state or other unit of The American Legion, and no officer or member thereof, has authority to grant the right to manufacture, reproduce or deal in items bearing the name and/or emblem of The American Legion.

The above restrictions apply equally to the names and emblems of the American Legion Auxiliary Sons of The American Legion., and American Legion Riders.

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