Things You'll Need:
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Step 1
Open the File menu and choose New.
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Step 2
Open the Tools menu and choose Envelopes and Labels.
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Step 3
Click Options.
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Step 4
Confirm that Avery Standard is selected in the "Product type" menu.
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Step 5
Choose "3612 - Business Card" in the "Product number" menu, and click OK.
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Step 6
Click New Document. A label template appears with the correct margins for a business card.
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Step 7
Select Picture from the Insert menu and browse your files for a picture or your logo to put on your card.
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Step 8
Adjust the graphic to the size you want.
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Step 9
Choose a font for the text and type your name and business address.
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Step 10
Type your e-mail address, fax number and phone number.
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Step 11
Copy and paste your design into each space on the page.
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Step 12
Use the Print Preview command to see how the cards will look.
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Step 13
Save your design when you're satisfied with it.
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Step 14
Make sure your blank business cards are in the printer.
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Step 15
Press Print on the toolbar when you're ready to print.













Comments
fuzedot said
on 11/10/2009 This is a good article for Microsoft word, The best way to setup a business card is through Adobe Illustrator. If you have any questions, you can email me @ info@fuzedot.com or visit the help center at www.fuzedot.com
-Rick Ramirez
FuzeDot Printing
wyattegillete said
on 9/28/2009 I found a very good tutorial with screenshots>
http://www.barrelofcrafts.com/how-to-create-business-cards-using-microsoft-word/
cliffy said
on 2/18/2009 I found some additional useful business card information here: http://www.abcoffice.com/business-card-cutter-faq.htm
cliffy said
on 2/18/2009 I found some additional useful business card information here: http://www.abcoffice.com/business-card-cutter-faq.htm
BattyMom said
on 10/17/2008 This was very helpful. I had been searching for a free business card maker and wasted a LOT of time. Thank you for saving my afternoon. These instructions were a bit simple for the clueless user (like me). But after a little playing around I figured most of it out. The only problem I still have is with margins. The printed cards are slightly too large for space allowed by the perforated paper I'm using.