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Use Avery Design Pro to create business cards

Avery templates and programs can make business card creation easier

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Following on Beth Snell’s tip about creating business cards in Openoffice, I have a suggestion for anyone who wants to make business cards.

If you want to avoid the frustration of having to copy the contents of the first business card into all of the others, a program from Avery will do it for you.

Alternatively there are templates you can use with Word. Registration with Avery is required to download the templates, but there is no charge.

Graham Jackson

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