I need something a little more sophisticated then Microsoft Word’s label option for business cards. The idea I have I can’t seem to get to turn out the way I want it to. It’s like the template has a mind of it’s own and I can’t accomplish my vision with it. Is there any free downloads that I could get that would fix my problem?
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How do I find free templates for designing my own business cards.?
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I use Microsoft Publisher, and Paint Shop Pro. I go into Publisher and highlight the blank card, copy it then paste it into PSP. There you can do all sorts of fun stuff. I’ve made many business cards for other people. You can even add a background picture if you like.
Checkout this article:
http://desktoppub.about.com/od/businesscardtemplates/Business_Card_Templates.htm
Just one example of lots of places you can go for this.
http://www.vistaprint.com/vp/ns/default.aspx?dr=1&GP=4%2F15%2F2007+9%3A43%3A04+AM
I would also advise you to use MS Publisher. But, if you don’t have Publisher, here’s what you can do in Word:
* Go to the File menu and select Page Setup enter Top/Bottom: 0.5 in. Left/Right: 0.75 in.
* Insert a table with 2 columns and 5 rows
* Resize it to fit an entire page. To evenly distribute cells, choose Distribute Rows Evenly from the Table menu under Autofit. Be warned, there will be another blank page below.
* Don’t forget to hide the gridlines before printing.
Have fun!