Anyone have one of these already made for an AVERY 5371?
Thanks in advance!

Jeff

jdeyo@sport.rr.com wrote:
> Anyone have one of these already made for an AVERY 5371?
> Thanks in advance!
>
> Jeff

Have you looked on the adobe exchange site. Just a note, business cards
should be created in a vector package such as Illustrator or InDesign
not in Photoshop.

Stuart

>Anyone have one of these already made for an AVERY 5371?
>Thanks in advance!

You're using the wrong tool for the job. Don't drive nails with a screwdrive
r,
and don't do layout in Photoshop. A vector program like Illustrator or a
page-layout program like QuarkXPress is the better tool for business cards.

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> You're using the wrong tool for the job. Don't drive nails with a screwdriver,[color=dark
red]
> and don't do layout in Photoshop. A vector program like Illustrator or a
> page-layout program like QuarkXPress is the better tool for business cards.[/color
]

I agree with the above 100%; however, if they are printing these
themselves on their inkjet (which I am assuming is the case given the
info proviced) they won't really see much difference. If they eventually
want to have them professionally printed, that's another story of course...

"Tacit" <tacitr@aol.com> wrote in message news:20040520153917.12307.00000909@mb-m27.aol.com
.. 
>
> You're using the wrong tool for the job. Don't drive nails with a screwdri
ver,
> and don't do layout in Photoshop. A vector program like Illustrator or a
> page-layout program like QuarkXPress is the better tool for business cards.[/color
]

Try searching for Illustrator and CorelDRAW templates, and
import them into PS.

Rick