Something to remember us by - XMTS cards?

[wright]

a few of our mechanics at work use a service called vistaprint. very reasonable prices for printing cards. if you use one of their "stock" layouts they are actually free (just pay shipping). They all seem happy with the service
www.vistaprint.com

[Kilted Rogue]

a few of our mechanics at work use a service called vistaprint. very reasonable prices for printing cards. if you use one of their "stock" layouts they are actually free (just pay shipping). They all seem happy with the service
www.vistaprint.com

I have used there cards in the past. a good service, you will have to add a little $ to the shipping if you want to use your own logos and to add info to the back of the cards. the card stock is a little thin. but for a almost free calling card you could do worse.

[Steve Ashton]

The company Avery is perhaps the largest of the stationary and card paper producers here in N. America. You cannot go into a stationary or office supply store without finding Avery paper and card stock.

Avery card stock uses standard sizes and templates for printing. You simply put the card stock paper in your printer and using their template print any card you wish.

I will attempt to create a template for our members to use to print their own cards and post it as a sticky on the forum.

[Standard]

I will attempt to create a template for our members to use to print their own cards and post it as a sticky on the forum.

Thanks Steve, that'll help us all out!