Why are Vista Print's business cards smaller than a normal business card?
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They are free.. You are better off buying blank business cards at office max or somewhere similar and designing your own on microsoft publisher or something. I did, used glossy business cards, heavier stock and a nice photo and they came out really nice.
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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.
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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
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From checking out the PDF file in the sources area, it looks like it's a function of the print driver.  Possibly a menu selection or different driver needs to be installed for faxing capabilities?  \n  As for the server.  Depends on what kind of hardware its on as to if it can handle it and what else is installed on it.  If there's nothing else, and it's a small business, and you're not faxing 50 - 60 pages / fax, you should be ok running it.  If it's just a DC doing fileshareing, I'd say you should be ok.  Take a base line of the server prior to setting up the fax solution and have a few select users start to use the fax capabilities, and monitor it again.  If the new monitor readings spike a lot higher than the original base line, you know you'll need a new server. \n\nFor light duty faxing, I don't think it should be a problem unless the driver does some type of document converstion on the server as opposed to the workstation.
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1. Recovery for Publisher 1.0.0636 (Utilities:File-Disk-Management) Size: 908 kb, Price: $149.00\n\n2. Groschengrab 2 2.21 (Card-Casino) Size: 7798 kb, Price: $32.00\n\n3. Microsoft Office Visio 2003
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You can easily design your own and print them off your pc or you can go to www.vistaprint.com and get some printed professionally.  They are great, and your first order is usually free and you only pay for s&h!
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What is the custom invitation written in?  or what is its file format?  That may give a better idea as to which program may be better to use for printing.  The program that creates the invitation impacts the printing along with the layout of the paper and how it must be fed through the printer.  \n\nI have done cards 4-up of similar size that I have created in Publisher and Word (Microsoft) for mailings, invitations, and presentation notes.
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vistaprint.com has free business cards, I'm not sure if they also do flyers
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Use word.\ngo to tools and choose labels.\nThere's a list of different size cards\nUse the Avery Business Cards
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I don't know the printer but you could be maxing out the size file it can handle. Do you print with preview and check all your settings?
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I read this somewhere - it has to do with the fact that everything is set up for 11 inch paper, and it was all typed on down to the bottom margin, so there was not enough room left at the bottom of the page to put a stamp or seal and a notary signature, and extra things like that.  So now, when they use the 14 inch paper, they type on it like it is still 11 inches long, and thus there is blank space left at the bottom for the courts or whoever to add stamps and raised seals and other legally required information.
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Change your scaning options. Most scanners have options that will allow you to change things like that.\nIf not send the scann to word (or other program) and then save adjust the size as needed and save it as PDF (I assume you have writer).
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ID cards ar usually the size of buisness cards, so you can probably buy some anywhere. Places like Office Max or Office depot would probably help because they specialize in buisness items. I dont know about a machine, but again check those places online first.
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what was the reason for this ? of course they don't' have smaller
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There are Wordperfect and MS Word templates for business cards in those programs.  You can also download them off the web.   Print them on a laser printer and then go to an office supply store where you can copy them onto cardstock, and cut with a sheet cutter. \n\nCost - about 20 cents / page for copying or about 2.5 cents per card.   Free if you have your own cardstock and printing costs nothing.
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you'll want the 64x2 if your ever going to use vista
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Go to www.vistaprint.com