has a template to make up business cards?.
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http://www.cardsmadeeasy.com/
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Assuming you have a word processor like MSWord or WordPerfect, both of these have built-in templates to format business cards to the correct size.  You can then layout your card and print them on regular card stock and cut them out yourself or you can purchase pre-cut business cards (Avery is the most common) and just break them apart.
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Make one yourself.  Use MS Paint or if you're really feeling fancy, Photoshop.  Of course, then you'll have to host it somewhere...
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First off, I was impressed by the selection of card styles available that was presented in a binder.  Had been in some situations years ago where they just had a stack of rat-eared, dingy samples.\n\nSecond, they gave me a delivery date, and when the supplier could not meet that, they called to let me know before hand the fact they were delayed, and the new expected date (2 days later), which they did meet.\n\nThird, they offered, but I did not take them up on it (since mine was an extremely simple card), of providing a proof.  Especially in jobs that are complicated, or words that are difficult to spell, this gives the opportunity for the client to be sure everything is placed correctly, and spelled correctly.  They might also see something they omitted when first talking about the design, or opt to take something out.\n\nFourth, I have seen a business card, where one side is in English, the reverse in Japanese.\n\nHope these ideas help.
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HERE IS A LINK TO FREE TEMPLATES FOR BUSINESS AND LEGAL USE WHICH WILL WORK WITH MS WORD\n\nhttp://office.microsoft.com/en-us/templates/CT011800981033.aspx
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The most appreciated would probably be something you wrote out in your own words. You can buy cards that are blank inside at most stores.\nIf money is tight bluemountain.com has a program you can download that has some free cards you can print out on your printer.
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look up a company called vista print (think it could be vistaprint.com??)\n\n... i got my family's business cards o nthere for free.. .and i know they do things cheap/free a lot!
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I would first go and purchase the blank Avery sheets for the cards, chk that # and go into word and choose the same, that way you shouldn't be dissapointed with the end result..\nwhadda ya tink heh?
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I suggest getting a certain program that help you make them like Greeting Card Factory or something similiar to that.
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http://www.printfree.com/card_pages/EnvelopeFolding.htm\n\nScroll down on the page and they have a step by step illustration on how to make an envelope.\nHope that helps
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u can get them from salesforce.com or i exactly dont rember the name but it started with template, can get them from both
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There are invoice booklets available at office depot, office max, staples or even walmart.  If you prefer an online instead of written invoice, you can access the template from Microsoft Word.  Just go to File then New template and it will bring up a list of you MS Word templates for business.  You there should be an invoice there.
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Try Microsoft Office templates.
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try www.vistaprint.com\nthey have hundreds of templates, and even free cards (just pay shipping)
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Well, you could design my imagined Tarot instruction website.  I will provide the content, you the design.  We split the profits from advertising of cards for sale.  Would you know how to go about such a project?  I'm auntb93@sbcglobal.net.
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you can get templates even from MS office downloads, or just go to the download sites of almost any GOV site. the templates are all over the web and are regulated so you just need to get it from any business template site. Dude they are all over the web, I don't know how else to say that. They are everywhere. Just look, even on consumer reports and better business practice sites.
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Business card\n\nBusiness cards are shared during formal introductions as a convenience and a memory aid. A business card typically includes the giver's name, company affiliation (usually with a logo) and contact information such as street addresses, telephone number(s) and/or e-mail addresses. A professional business card will often (but not always) include one or more aspects of striking visual design.\n\nBusiness cards are frequently used during sales calls to provide potential customers with a means to contact the business or representative of the business.\n\n\nIn Print\n\nBusiness cards are normally printed on a 4-color press and ordered as one of the following:\n\n    * 4/0 - Full Color Front / No Back\n    * 4/1 - Full Color Front / Black & White Back\n    * 4/4 - Full Color Front / Full Color Back\n\nThese names are pronounced as "four over zero" or "four over four".\n\nBusiness cards normally have a UV coating which makes them appear shinier than normal. Since UV cannot be written on, it is generally discarded on sides that might require it.\n\nWhen cards are designed, they are normally given bleeds. This is to helps ensure, that the paper will cut without white edges due to paper shifting. Paper shifting does occur on a press from time to time, and can be up to 1/8" or more. This will result in a nasty white line going down one (or more) of the sides. Bleeds are typically an extra 1/8 to 1/4 in to all sides of the card.\n\n    * Bleed Size: 3.75 x 2.25 in (95.25 by 57.15 mm)\n    * Cut Size: 3.5 x 2 in (89 by 51 mm)\n\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Business_card