what is the best grafic card???
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Best consumer graphics card by NVIDIA: Geforce 7800 GTX 512MB\nBest consumer graphics card by ATI:    X1900 XTX\n\nThe reason I specify both is because they're so close that it depends on the game. NVIDIA has traditionally done better with opengl games (ut series, doom, etc) while ati has faired better with games like Half Life 2.\n\nI actually would not recommend the nvidia quatro earlier mentioned because the quadro is a workstation graphics card designed for a professional environment. You can get nearly the same performance for much less out of the top of the line gaming graphics cards on the market. from wikipedia: "3D cards for model rendering in art and animation use different cards than those used for games. nVIDIA's "Quadro" series, which can cost over a thousand dollars, is geared toward rendering and 3D animation, while the GeForce series is meant for gaming and actually performs much faster at a lower price." So unless you're looking to do predominantly CAD work or other professional jobs, I'd buy a gaming card.\n\nbigdaddy: You gave the best workstation graphics card. I gave the best gaming cards. Since they are designed to perform different tasks, I thought that a distinction needed to be made. Thus I stated why I felt that the cards I mentioned were better _for_a_typical_consumer_.
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Try 'MyCardMaker' at mycardmaker.com. You can use it free with limited amounts of cards, or get the full assortment by becoming an unlimited member. If you don't like this site, just go to google or yahoo!search. I myself use e-cards at hallmark.com. They're great and interactive!
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hi \nquestions are easy but need to draw it. it seems not posible here. \nphonecardgalery@yahoo.com
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I have been using Paint Shop Pro for over 7 years and have done all the upgrades. I am using psp10 right now and love it.  It has endless ways of processing photos, painting, drawing and so much more.  Get a free 30 day trial d/l .   :)\nhttp://www.corel.com/servlet/Satellite?pagename=CorelCom/Layout&c=Product_C1&cid=1152105040688&lc=en\nE
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Adobe Illustrator\nhttp://www.adobe.com/products/illustrator/index.html\n\nAdobe Fireworks\nCurrent Release Version 8 - http://www.adobe.com/products/fireworks/\nBeta Release Version 9 (FREE but must receive invite) - \nhttps://prerelease.adobe.com/callout/default.html?callid=72A75D76F7E14DFEB1C8D37E8F85800E\n\nMacromedia Freehand (product discontinued)\nhttp://www.adobe.com/products/freehand/\n\nCorel Draw\nhttp://www.amazon.com/CorelDRAW-Graphics-Suite-Student-Teacher/dp/B000DT7ONE/sr=8-3/qid=1163799943/ref=pd_bbs_3/102-0810861-1444102?ie=UTF8&s=software
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lotion and creativity\n\nhow about a custom card.
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best is Bluink..or Pinlue!!1
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try these sites...\nhttp://www.clip-art.com/index.php\nhttp://www.graphxkingdom.com/\nhttp://www.graphicsdesign.org/copland/
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Corel Draw is the best for Vector Graphics and Text, I would say. For pictures (raster graphics), Adobe Photoshop is what I wud recommend. Otherwise there are many and choice is subjective, varies from person to person.
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The best I have seen on the web is at http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Hills/7792/PostCardPageIndex.html\n\nThe site is called AngelWinks Heavely Postcard Shoppe, which makes it sound somewhat pretentious, but it has a huge selection of greeting card types and styles for all occasions. Although the page is 'cute' (not sickeningly so), don't let the pretty graphics fool you - there's lots of humorous cards in there too.
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I am assuming that you have the required graphic skills and are just looking for a tool more appropriate for the design of vector or bitmap graphics (versus Photoshop which is more of a photo editing tool)..with that in mind then look at Adobe Illustrator ( http://www.adobe.com/products/illustrator/main.html ) which I suspect has the largest market share among professional graphic designers.
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special paper with special ink \ndesigns drawn by very good artists
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get microsoft visio , comes with offfice xp prof, or sep for bout $100 it has everything youll need and does flowchrts beautifuly.
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Here are some business card templates from Microsoft.com:\nhttp://office.microsoft.com/en-gb/results.aspx?Scope=TC&Query=business+card\n\nLogo/Cosmetics:\nBrowsw through these...they start off cheesy, but the ones on the 2nd page aren't bad. \nhttp://office.microsoft.com/clipart/results.aspx?lc=en-gb&Scope=MC%2CMM%2CMP%2CMS&Query=cosmetics#0
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pls give the name of ur card with details...
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I personally use Print Shop 21, have used their products since PS 15 or so.  You are able to use graphics and text on the same card.  Color or Black and White, makes to difference.  May be a little costly, but is well worth the cost.  Besides business cards, you can do labels, brochures, postcards and about 15 or so other formats.\nGood luck, bob
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I have tried them all at some point over the past 12 years.\nI acknowledge that some of them may have been vastly improved since I last used them.  However, here is my personal opinion:\n\nI much prefer Greeting Card Factory.  For one thing, the major components are all installed on your computer so you don't have to swap CD disks everytime you make a card to get the graphics.  That was my chief complaint with hallmark and printmaster ... though I have not used any of their programs in the past two years.  Another primary reason i like this program is that it is so easy to combine elements to make your own versions of cards.\n\nAnother one I have discovered ... it isn't specifically a card program, but it makes cards and so much more ... is from http://www.broderbund.com and is called Creating Keepsakes Scrapbook Designer Platinum v.3.  Besides all that is included on the four CD's of the program, there are tons of projects and graphics you can download from the broderbund website which significantly increases the inventory.  I have tried and looked at many similar programs, and most were less than satisfactory, but I love this one!