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My preference is to head to the local office supply store and buy 4x6
blank index cards. They usually have sales on the things. Last time I
bought them they were a pack of 500 for $4.
I do all my stuff in InDesign and print them as I need them. Plus, I
can change the look of them whenever I want - which seems to be quite
often because I keep forgetting to put some bit of information on
them when I do them the first time.
The cards do survive the mail with no problems so far at the postcard
rate. I figure with the ink I use, I am running about 5 cents a card
or so for a two sided card (picture on the front, QSO details on the
back) and about 3 cents a card for the single sided (mostly white -
all text).
Hi All,
I'm in the market for new QSL cards. My first choice of vendor
never returns e-mails, so I'm looking for another one. Anyone have
a recommendation for a QSL printer that can handle custom artwork
in Illustrator format?
I haven't had new cards printed since 1977, which was about the
time I turned my attention to designing little radios.
I think I owe a few of you cards, too :)
Thanks,
Wayne
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