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Sep 14, 2004 12:20 |  #16

Interesting thread.

I do it a different way.

I set up a "grid" of cards in pagemaker. I print that out on plain paper and stop in at my local Kinkos (large copier chain) and have them copy the master to card stock. Then I cut them put on their cutter, or just do it at home.

Good looking and dirt cheap. Best of all in these wacky times, the data is easily editable. Comes in handy if your area code has been changed for the 5th time in th last few years! You dont have to trash the other 800 cards still in that 1000 box.

-Pete


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