- Right click on them and save them to your hard drive.
- Microsoft Word users:
- Open a new Word document ("Blank Document" in the "General" tab).
- Create a table two columns wide and five rows tall.
- Make each table cell 3.5" wide and 2" tall.
- Copy one of the images into all five of the left-hand column cells.
- Copy the other image to all five of the right-hand column cells.
- From the "Tools" menu, select "Envelopes and Labels."
- On the "Labels" tab, select "Avery Standard" and "8371 Business Card."
- Click on the "Print" button.
- Once printed, turn card stock over to print on the back.
- OpenOffice Writer users:
- From the "File" menu, select "New" and then "Labels."
- In the dialog box that opens, click on the "Labels" tab, then in the "Brand" drop-down select "Avery Letter Size." In the "Type" drop-down select "8371 Ink Jet Business Card."
- Click on the "New Document" button at the bottom of the dialog box. This will create a page with a 2 x 5 table setup with the correct size for the cells.
- Copy one of the images into all five of the left-hand column cells.
- Copy the other image to all five of the right-hand column cells.
- From the "File" menu, select "Print."
- Once printed, turn card stock over to print on the back.
- Save your created document file to disk so that you'll have it if you want to print more of them later.
This page in presents images of
proposed cards to hand out at events
to explain who and what we are.
Two styles of cards are now available:
Some people didn't like the original front for this card. So an alternate has been provided. Use the front you prefer. |
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Front of card: | Alternate Front: | Back of card: |
Front of card: | Back of card: |
These images are designed to be printed on
Avery 8371 Business Card stock at 300 dpi.
(There are actually several Avery forms that
you can use; choose the one to your liking.
As long as you see on the packaging something
along the lines of, "Use Avery Template
8371," you've got one you can use. Make
sure you set up your word processing software
to use that template, and you'll be good to go.)
To setup the files for printing, follow these steps:
Please note that you may have to adjust your word processor's page
margins so that when you print the cards, the images line up correctly
with the card stock form preforations.