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jacven

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business cards

someone asked to do some business cards but i dont know how to work with vector based programs, like corel or illustrator, so i wonder if there are some free templates i can guide on.

thanks.

RobWilliams

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Why would you really want to vector for buisness cards. Just make a design

chaka42

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actually, if someone doesn't have publishing software like quark, indesign or pagemaker, illustrator is your best bet. why? 1) you can use spot colors easily, 2) document with margins is setup easily, 3) once the text is created into outlines, there are no font issues, and 4) it's as close to camera-ready as you'll get w/o publishing software.

jacven -- it's simple, open a new document, set your dimensions at 3.5"x2". once it opens, setup guidelines for your margins at either 1/8" or 1/4". you can start your design now. pretty easy actually.

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MindBender

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Illlustrator also ships with a ton of templates on the cd (I don't think they are installed by default). Check your goodies directory. There are templates from everything from NTSC title safe boundaries, to business cards, to cd labels.

If you don't want to make your own layout document, that's a good place to start.

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JVNDesigns

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if you are printing these off on a printer of your own you have to be careful because every printer is off in different directions. if you are printing this at a print house then you don't need to worry about a template. just make sure you know how much space they need from the edge for your text and if you use bleeds how far they have to go over. also if you are looking for good templates do a search for bc printers and a lot of them have temps you can download that they use. good luck!

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