PawPrints was only publicly released at v1.24 so not many reviews yet.

ZDNet awarded PawPrints a rating and also kindly took the trouble to write a mini-review, shown below:
The actual review page may be found here.

"PawPrints can liven up your e-mail to friends, family, and other correspondents by adding a randomly generated signature. It's fun and easy to create groups of correspondents then build a text file of whatever you'd like to share with friends at the end of your e-mails. There are a couple of included text files, and you can get the idea by browsing through the humorous collections. PawPrints also lets you build a collection of Windows wallpaper and let the program schedule the rotation to your desktop. No more boring work sessions when a new face will greet you each launch. Also included is a simple encoding utility that will fascinate younger e-mail users. Using the simple ROT(n) algorithm, the encoding simply moves any letter "n" letters forward, so with ROT(1), "abc" would become "bcd". Detailed documentation explains how to use all the PawPrints features."
(Reviewed on Feb 16 2001.)

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