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Your Text: Insert Slimies » Insert UBB Code » Close Last Tag \| All Tags UBB Help	Some hints from someone who has been doing this a while. 1) YOur business card should not be your resume. The logo and the name is cool, but realistically you should have all your info on one side, with room to spare. 2) Never, ever, EVER EVER EVER EVER EVER... oh yeah, ever... send something to print with type done in Photoshop. Alwyas send type to print through Illustrator, or InDesign. I can't stress this enough, if you worked for a client and sent small type in done with PS, it could be a deal-breaker. Send it to Illustrator and make outlines so you don't have to include the font. 3)Remember the bleed and ask the printer what he uses. I like it though, it's not a bad card. I LOVE the newer version with the simple front, but don't make the back your resume. Honestly, people don't really look at the back of business cards, they only pull them out when they're ready to contact you and call/email. I would go 4 color though... it's worth the extra few cents and always makes for a better looking card. <a href=http://www.greggorelick.com target="_blank"><img src=http://www.teamblueline.com/banner.jpg width="468" height="60" alt="Visit GregGorelick.com" border="0"></a> Loading...
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