what programs can you print business cards?
451196
I personally use Powerpoint.\n\nYou can also use Word.  The business card sheets come with codes that you can input into whatever program you choose to use them for, so they line up for you.
899704
Not sure about business cards, but here is a site that will let you  make and print brochures online. http://www.mybrochuremaker.com\n\nAlso, if you buy Avery business cards you can use their Avery Design Pro software to make and print your own business cards.\n\nGood Luck!
76624
I personally use Print Shop 21, have used their products since PS 15 or so.  You are able to use graphics and text on the same card.  Color or Black and White, makes to difference.  May be a little costly, but is well worth the cost.  Besides business cards, you can do labels, brochures, postcards and about 15 or so other formats.\nGood luck, bob
171220
Assuming you have a word processor like MSWord or WordPerfect, both of these have built-in templates to format business cards to the correct size.  You can then layout your card and print them on regular card stock and cut them out yourself or you can purchase pre-cut business cards (Avery is the most common) and just break them apart.
802987
I have to agree with the other person who listed Vista print.  I have used them many times for various projects.  They have lots of templates, so you can change the info or look of your cards very reasonably any time you want.  Also, if you go with the "free" cards (you pay shipping) you STILL come out cheaper than if you went to the store bought the card stock to make your own.  With a lot less hassle.\n\nI also use their postcards and a few other products.  If you aren't in a hurry, they will send out offers where you can try most of their products for just shipping.
637915
police station, county sheriff,etc... most charge 10 bucks to do a print card. best thing is to get them done ink-less. they use a finger print scanner to take the prints and print them out on the cards.
686730
Try going to a printing company.  Or a place where they make business cards & ink stampers.
117724
Well, if you just want to print a few you can buy some magnets from like office depot that are stickers and the size of business cards, then you can print the cards on your computer or just use the ones you already have if you have some, that may be expensive if you want to make a whole lot though. \n\nI suppose at office depot they would probably print them for you too, that may be an option.\n\nHope that helps. :)
582629
Hp Officejet. About $1000. :)
201519
Adobe has software that does that. But there is also some freeware that does it too. You print to the device and it trns your print job into a pdf. \n\nIt's called easyPDF.\n\nMuch cheaper than Adobe.
351766
If you have MS Office, go to \nhttp://office.microsoft.com/en-us/templates/default.aspx\n\nThe site has several certificates that you can easily modify once you download.\n\nYou can print them on standard paper or you can go to an Office Store and get some cardstock to print them on.
670134
Go to this website and pick out your printer. Download the driver and BAM - You're in business!
745103
Depends if you want to spend money or not.  I (and this is my personal opinion) think that free business cards are nice for small projects or hobbies (I mean you get what you pay for).  But if you are like me and want glossy extremely professional looking cards, go to www.overnightprints.com .  They are reasonable with their prices for middle to large companies.  For instance, it cost me $40 for a set of 250 cards and this covers the u/v coating, front and back of your card (your business information), (it's cheaper if you just want the front of your card with wording) shipping and handling and I used the design your own card feature where I designed my card using my designing software that I have here at home.  I also get my other materials from there such as brochures, envelopes and letterheads. And they are very quick! Check them out.  What's to lose?  Good luck to you!\n\n*Added\n\nHere is the price list:\nBusiness Cards \n \n \n• Standard Size 3.5" x 2"\n• Full Color Offset Printing\n• Quality Paper\n  15pt. Card Stock\n• Fast Turnaround\n• Free Coating Options\n  Free Glossy U/V Coating\n  or Satin Matte Finish\n• Quantities of 100 to 5000 \n\nMost Popular Quantities \nQty Single Double \n100 $9.95 $14.95 \n250 $24.95 $29.95 \n500 $34.95 $39.95 \n1000 $39.95 $49.95
889702
try www.vistaprint.com\nthey have hundreds of templates, and even free cards (just pay shipping)
937516
I use an.. HP PSC 1510 All-in-one....printer, scanner, and copier.  Cost under $90.  I also got a $20 rebate from Costco.\nE
944866
I assume they are company cards? Here's a way to impress - i'm a graphic designer. Send me your company logo and I'll design you a card today and send it to you by email. I'll also send you details of a few companies who will print them cheap.
1040154
If you mean printed by a commercial printer, then you need to check with the company concerned as to what formats they work with. Most can accept a PDF. Remember if you are using colour work they need CMYK not RGB formats.