Avery Design Pro Software
Hey, people. I have this Avery Design Pro software for making CD labels and such, and I got some business card paper, with the perforations, to make sheets of cards with. I can't figure out how to cover a whole sheet with them when printing, though. The help files are no help, either. Anyone know how to make one template and use it to create a whole sheet's worth of cards?
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First off, Avery is only ok, but it will work. I can't tell you for sure how to do what you want, due to different versions, but I believe that it would be in the print set up.
Second, those perforated cards are yesterdays garbage. There is a newer product that you peel the cards off of the backing. They look great, and don't have the cheapy rough edges. It will cost a couple bucks more, but the results are worth it. For what it's worth, I use Quark Xpress for doing Business cards, and Photoshop for CD labels. I have yet to find any of those labels that work very well though. Frustrating, ain't it? |
Hey man, if I'm judged by the quality of my business cards, then the world is populated by more retards than I thought.
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Josh,
You will be judged by the quality of your cards, period. Steve |
Well, I ain't buyin' Quark. Fancier cards I can deal with.
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Josh- I wasn't suggesting you buy Quark, I was just letting you know other software can sometimes do the job. The only reason I have Quark, is because I also do page layout... sometimes.
However, the cards you buy do make an impression. |
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