How to Create Business Cards Using MS-Word 2000

As a CPA, manager, and sometimes programmer, I've made business applications software a specialty. My website, www.lkjcpa.com is primarily devoted to providing small businesses and individuals with the resources they need to succeed.

I've been using the approach in this guide for many years to create business cards in black and white and in color, and I've taught others to do it too. So many people have found this approach useful that I wrote the process down in a series of easy-to-follow steps with illustrations. Whether you are a large corporation, a small business, or an individual, this approach may be just what you need for certain situations.

With the step-by-step instructions in How to Create Business Cards Using MS-Word 2000, you can learn to print your own business cards using your dot-matrix, ink-jet, or laser printer. Add images and text, and arrange your card layout any way you want.

You don't need any special software -- you already have the power of Microsoft Word right there on your computer. All you need is

1. My step-by-step guide
2. Your computer and printer
3. Microsoft Word
4. Blank card stock
5. Your imagination

Think about the possibilities. A full page of business cards that look the way you want. No need to throw out hundreds of cards because of phone number or employee changes -- change the layout and information anytime you want and print only as many pages as you need.

If you choose to print your own cards, this easy-to-follow guide may be for you. Try How to Create Business Cards Using MS-Word 2000 for yourself.

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