How Do I Create A Post Card?
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the Microsoft website is helpful and have many free templates.  Microsoft.com; office; templates; make sure the "Search" field says templates, and then type in the search field to the right of it "postcard"; hit go.  When you download a postcard you like, you can change the pictures or whatever by using the directions that Microsoft gives you (hopefully to the right of your screen), but you will still have the template.  They also have  a lot of clip art you'd probably like.
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Check out www.allposters.com.  It is pretty good.  I have ordered from them before.
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if you have office then u should have publisher they got templates for business cards\nif not search in google for business card template n u can find some that will work in word for example.
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You can create one yourself if you want. Just include:\nDate, To, To #, From, From #, # of pages (including cover sheet) being faxed, and Message.
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This generator allow you to create your own contact table, it lets you Use your own picture, choose your own text and everything it really works:\nhttp://www.mygen.co.uk/index.php?page=ge...\n\nAnd if u need somewhere to host images free on the internet you can use\nhttp://www.photobucket.com\n\nHope this helps! \n\nthats from my question but ul have to join  there site and u can make all sorts of stuff if u need more help im on there  my url is www.myspace.com/rip_macdre
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record it, save it as a file on our computer, and send it through email. or try www.hallmark.com 's free ecards. =)
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Is this the picture you are looking for?\n\nhttp://z.about.com/d/urbanlegends/1/0/H/2/wtc-stamp.jpg  \n\nIt is beautiful!\n\nHere is a link to create your own postage:  Try to see if you can make that picture into a stamp yourself. That would be a beautiful stamp.  You can even add a picture of you or someone else to that picture as if you were in it as well.  \n\nhttp://www.seoconsultants.com/stamps/
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You can use just one box, but you'll need to use tabs to align the text.\n\nIf you want to include a logo you'll need a picture box too.\n\nIf I were you I'd use guide lines to make the shape of the card then fill in the design using as many text boxes as you need.
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Step one- choose a card\nStep two- write your wishes\nStep three- write a correct address on the envelope\nStep four- put a stamp\nStep five- send it\nPS If you don't know the address try e mail
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Go     to      the     post     office     and     fill     out     an     application     .\n\n??
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Here's instructions for an origami heart:\nhttp://www.hgtv.com/hgtv/cr_paper_crafts_origami/article/0,,HGTV_3293_1370705,00.html
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Try these.\nhttp://www.mycardmaker.com/\nhttp://www.ivyjoy.com/printcards/index.html\nhttp://www.dltk-cards.com/\nYou can find alot more just by doing a search on google or whichever search engine you like to use.
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Check in your 'Outbox' or 'Drafts' folders.\n\nGood luck!
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Go to the Post office with an ID and payment... you'll usually get a POBox immediately, if available.
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*Edit\nTo add a photo to a comment, right click the photo you want to use and then click properties, a box should pop up and in that box you should see in the middle of it something that says "Address(URL)" and right after that a URL, copy that(to copy something, highlite it and then right click it and click copy.)\nAfter you copy it, make a comment as you always would but, paste the photo into the comment box thingy(to paste, right click the box you want to paste in and click "paste")\n\nHope this makes sense!
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You can actually download a template for note cards or if you purchase a pre-perforated note card paper the steps are outlined there as well. Avery papers makes a myriad of card stock most of which can be easily obtained at any office supply.  I have seen some beautifully pre-printed blanks as well where you just type in the sentiment, invitation, announcement or whatever you need. Good Luck!
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I think the first link below should have enough info to put together a card that your family member will appreciate.\n\nWhat a neat idea!