Cloak amp; Dagger

Well, it came out looking better in print than it did on the monitor. However, I printed it on my printer. I am not going to take them to the printers for the job, it is a free assignment, so I am not using the best money can buy.

Custom card stock you say? Great! That is along the line I was thinking. I didn't want to do that now, but in the future when I have mastered this skill. I want my business cards to look real expensive. [righton]

Cloak amp; Dagger

Well that was just a disaster! :{

My printer could not handle the quality business card stock paper. So, I had to get the cheap stuff and it came out looking ugly. Meanwhile, the business cards would not print in the places they were suppose to. |

I will just have to take it to Kinko's. When I do work for somebody I do not like it to look cheap, and the result I was getting made it look cheap. }P

nitrobutler

I don't know what type of printer you have, but mines is the HP photosmart 1000 and it a front loader. What I do is use regular sheet paper and just black ink and at low quality to save ink and check for correct positioning, only then I'd use the custom stock paper and colors