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Get Expert Opinions on My Business Cards - Share Your Thoughts!

In summary, Trish in Texas thought the butterfly-themed cards were very pretty. Rae thought they were both good, but liked the butterfly one better.
pampered_rae
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Hey I just wanted to get some opinions on these. I don' tknow that I raelly like them but I am tired of looking at these and want someone's else eyes to see them.

I hope the attatchment worked. Is it supposed to tell you it worked or what?
 
Can't see them!
 
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Ok so I cannot get it too upload. What is the deal?
 
Is it too big??
 
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They Worked!!YEAH I got it to work!!!

Please tell me what you think!
 

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Independent is spelled wrong
 
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Yeah I can't type or spell and even some times speak. My mind moves faster than my fingers or my mouth. haha :)
 
Great job! It's easier to read the one with butterflies.

Trish in Texas
Independent Consultant
 
They are very pretty.
 
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Very cute! :)
I think that you need to have the registered trademark symbol (r in a circle) next to the words "The Pampered Chef".

I can't remember the exact keystrokes to insert it though -- sorry. I know that if you go up to insert and then symbol you can pick it off of the window that pops up there.
 
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Good job, Rae. I agree that the butterfly one is easier to read. With the typo corrected, they both look good, though.
 
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(R) is what you type for the registered trademark.

These are beautiful!
 
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® Or hold down the Alt key while you type 0174 on the number pad.
 
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ANN!!!! :eek: Thanks for the tip! I love learning new stuff and I'll be darned it works!:p Wahooo! Cool! :cool: Thanks!:D
 
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• = alt + 0149 (nice separator between info on a card: emailaddress@address • phone xxx-xxx-xxxx)
® = alt + 0174
° = alt + 0176 (great if you're typing out a recipe, you can indicate degrees with the actual degree symbol)
 
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I love the butterfly one! Nice choice of fonts.:)
And, thanks to Anne for the tricks. I only knew the ® one.:eek: :eek:
Are there any others?;)
 
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Oh, I there are lots, but I'm on my laptop now, and it doesn't have a number pad. Just type 4-digit numbers while holding the alt key and see what comes up!I looked, and I can't find a list right now. I'm sure I have a book with those codes someplace, though.
 
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They look great! I SO need to make some up. YIKES! Another thing for the "to do for PC list"!!
 
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chefann said:
• = alt + 0149 (nice separator between info on a card: emailaddress@address • phone xxx-xxx-xxxx)
® = alt + 0174
° = alt + 0176 (great if you're typing out a recipe, you can indicate degrees with the actual degree symbol)

I am ALWAYS trying to remember how to do the ® ( I usually end up trying a bunch of random #'s) And I did not know about the other 2! Thanks! I wrote them all down!
 

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