Q & A: What program will allow me to print a JPEG file into a business card?

I made a card on the painting and I need to print it, but I can not understand how. I have a PC and a printer photosmart. Please help. Best answer:
Answer by Justin

Hi
The simplest is to create a page in Word and change the page properties to the size you need. Then copy the image from Paint or simply drag the file to Word and resize the box if it matches the page. You can also experiment Ulead Photo Express, he has the ability to create business cards ainsi.Bonne luck

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2 Responses to “Q & A: What program will allow me to print a JPEG file into a business card?”

1. dewcoons says:

   June 3, 2011 at 3:38 pm

   Normally business cards do not come individual, but on a sheet of 8 to 10 cards. In order to print the business cards, you have to make a page that has eight to ten cards (depending on the sheet you pruchase) spaced to match the cards on the sheet.

   Paint is a poor program to do this with. It is better to use a Word Processor such a MS Word – or the Wordpad program included with Windows.

   If you have MS Word, it has a wizard under Labels and Envelopes in the menu that will automatically give you a blank page with the layout for the 8 or 10 business cards on it. You would simply take your business card from Paint, save it as a jpg file, and then paste it into each of the 8 or 10 business cards in the Word layout.

   If you do not have Word, you can do the same thing using Wordpad. Only you would have to create the 8 or 10 business card layout yourself.

   Measure the top and side margins on the business card sheet you purchased, and create a blank page with the same margins.

   Paste your business card (saved from Paint as a jpg file) into the page 8 or 10 times, divided into two rows.

   You might have to play around a little with the margins and spacing between the pictures to get them to perfectly match the sheet of cards you purchased. Print on regular paper and compare it to the sheet until you get it perfect.

   You could also print them directly from Paint by making a larger picture (the size of your business card sheet) and paste the card into the picture 8 or 10 times so that they match the layout of the business card sheet. Again, it will take a little trial and error to get it perfect.
2. pot says:

   June 3, 2011 at 4:09 pm

   Print business cards on the Internet simple.
   To design and select the background provided. or Your is background image.
   http://www.freeecardgreeting.net/home/selectyournamecard.php
   more
   http://www.ecarddesignanimation.com/home/name_card_designs.php