After a graphic designer designs something like a business card, whats the best

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  1. lizzy893 profile image60
    lizzy893posted 13 years ago

    After a graphic designer designs something like a business card, whats the best way to print it.

    What is the best way to print the business card, through the online services where you upload the image or find a local printer.

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  2. micadeolu profile image50
    micadeoluposted 13 years ago

    The best way is to do the design work on corel draw and use the same to separate the colors in to four plates and then look for a printing service to burn it into plates and after run the impression. If you need this service to run the impression do some google search and you should find some websites that offer this service.

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  3. shahadat73 profile image36
    shahadat73posted 13 years ago

    Find a local printing company for fast and hassle free service. If you go online order it's also good. However it may take a longer time.

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  4. webbience profile image41
    webbienceposted 13 years ago

    If it is a business card, the only best way take print out is by using Color Laser Printers.

    Arrange full of a fixed size sheet if you want many cards, otherwise fill some other color content like you photos one the empty space of the page for your use.

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    korina83posted 12 years ago

    check out this website http://www.iheartprinting.com/ they might be able to help you

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  6. Luther125 profile image61
    Luther125posted 12 years ago

    i had a very good experience with http://www.sireprinting.com , They can definitely help everyone with all their printing needs at very low rates.

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    RamBalaperfposted 10 years ago

    submit those cards to some printers and check for some sample pieces and then you may get to an solution. we offer printing services for details visit http://www.8perf.in

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  8. Prizmatik profile image61
    Prizmatikposted 10 years ago

    If your designed the business card in a design program like Adobe Illustrator, then you need to save it in CMYK color mode, as a PDF. You can then go to a printer to have them print you business cards. A great printer would be moo.com.

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