Can i get Envelope, Business Card, and Letterhead temples for Adobe Illustrator on the web?
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http://www.print100.com/global/cgi/design_spec_template.aspx
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Sure, try kinkos. But, it's relatively easy to do it through ms word (tools->envelopes and labels). Just type in the dimensions of the envelope.
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Enhanced Windows Metafile Format\n\nOpens with: Mac: Adobe Illustrator Windows: Adobe Illustrator; GraphicsConverterPro; Corel Paint Shop Pro
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There are Wordperfect and MS Word templates for business cards in those programs.  You can also download them off the web.   Print them on a laser printer and then go to an office supply store where you can copy them onto cardstock, and cut with a sheet cutter. \n\nCost - about 20 cents / page for copying or about 2.5 cents per card.   Free if you have your own cardstock and printing costs nothing.
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http://www.adobe.com/products/tryadobe/main.jsp#p39\n\nlink to a 30 day trial.
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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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Use MS Word, it has business card templates.  Or you can download templates from www.msoffice.com
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Adobe image ready cs would be available from adobe.  not sure if it is on their website or not, but if it isn't the site could probably direct you to a local retailer.
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Yes you can...and there are different ways to do it. \n\nAs an illustrator I use Adobe illustrator all the time to create my artwork. In my design work I use Quark and Photoshop as well. When I am doing pre-press and print preparation work I use all of them. \n\nthere are a lot of different jobs that utilize this software and if you want to get working doing illustration, design, advertising, marketing or that type of work they are worth knowing
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Don't know about the websites, but you might try looking in your local yellow pages under "mailing service" and asking what they'd quote for your job. You could buy cards in bulk, sign them, then ship 'em over to the mail house to be addressed and mailed. Many of them offer handwriting for the outside envelope, and use real stamps. Expect to pay more than the web-based buys, and they may have a high minimum order.
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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!
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download adobe acrobat
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Here is the site.\n\nhttp://www.adobe.com/support/downloads/product.jsp?product=39&platform=Windows
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http://www.accesscatalog.com/shop/login.htm?ProgramID=29
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You would be best to go to http://www.adobe.com/products/acrobat/readstep2.html and download it.  Be sure to uncheck the "Also download" option for Adobe Photoshop Album Starter Edition and Adobe Yahoo Toolbar (unless you really want these).  Not smart to accept it from someone sending it to you through messenger unless you know and trust the person sending it to you.  Don't ever run an executable file from someone you don't know.
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tons\nhttp://www.adobe.com\nhttp://www.gimp.org\nhttp://www.alias.com\nhttp://www.jasc.com
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You can get free software from www.avery.com\n\nThey have pre-designed layouts and you can also start from scratch.  \n\nMake sure you purchase the Print to Edge business cards (laser if at all possible).  To me, they look better and more professional.\n\nHope this helps!