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Business card flyer
#23
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Here'* my card in Word format. I can convert it to just about anything anyone might need, so just PM me if you do.
Feel free to 'adjust' the format/content to suit your needs. I print both pages, then flip the paper back and print two more. Front/back of the cards on 2 sheets, then reverse them.
Heavy card stock works great for the paper:
www.williamwren.com/bcbusinesscard.doc
If you have trouble with the link, just right click and save target as. Again, THANKS John!
Feel free to 'adjust' the format/content to suit your needs. I print both pages, then flip the paper back and print two more. Front/back of the cards on 2 sheets, then reverse them.
Heavy card stock works great for the paper:
www.williamwren.com/bcbusinesscard.doc
If you have trouble with the link, just right click and save target as. Again, THANKS John!
#25
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Join Date: Dec 2002
Location: Halifax, Canada 91SSE / 97SSEi
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Cool cards guys... I've been toying with that idea for a while now... just was too lazy to do it...
I'm going to print some off tomorrow and keep them in my wallet... time to recruit
I'm going to print some off tomorrow and keep them in my wallet... time to recruit
#26
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I heard from Aviator that my file was 0kb in size. I just fixed it. If it asks for a password, just hit esc. This is Word 2000 Pro format. Be warned, the formatting is slightly off, so there is a left to right offset between the front and back of the card. Not much, but I noticed it when I cut them.
The link again:
www.williamwren.com/bcbusinesscard.doc
Heavy card stock works great for the paper.
(I just gave 2 away today)
The link again:
www.williamwren.com/bcbusinesscard.doc
Heavy card stock works great for the paper.
(I just gave 2 away today)