If you're interested in trying out Jeta Logo Designer old version, here are some options:

Look for file names like JETA_Logo_Designer_4.5.0_Setup.exe or jld_v3.2.1.exe . Avoid files labeled "Portable" as they are often modified by hackers.

The old version of Jeta Logo Designer, likely from the late 1990s or early 2000s, would have been part of a wave of “click-and-build” graphic tools. Unlike professional vector editors such as Adobe Illustrator, Jeta’s selling point was simplicity. It probably featured a library of pre-made clip-art style icons, basic text effects (shadows, bevels, gradients), and a limited color palette. For a small business owner or a hobbyist, this was revolutionary. Instead of hiring a costly agency, one could, within an hour, assemble a passable logo for a newsletter, a local soccer team, or a garage startup.

Even older "Free Editions" typically include a minimum of 300 shapes and 200 styles , while older Business Editions can feature up to 400 templates.