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In this tutorial, you will learn how to quickly and easily design a professional-looking Business card.  \nWhat you will Learn  \n• How to set up a page  \n• How to create a professional-look business card  \n• How to add guidelines on a page  \n• How to design business card  \n• How to print business card  \nSetting up your page  \nAlthough there is no universal standard size for Business Cards, each country has its own norms. In North America, it is 3.5 inches by 2 inches. In Europe, it is 85 mm by 55 mm. This tutorial will use the European Standard. After launching CorelDRAW, we’re going to need to set page size; to set up the page size, you can either:  \n1. Use the Interactive Property bar.  \n2. Or, you can go to the page setup window by double-clicking on the shadow of the page.  \nMake sure you have the units set to millimeters; enter 85 as width and 55 as height.  \nCreating a professional-look business card  \nWhen creating a business card, keep these rules in mind:  \n1. Cleaner is better;  \na. Maintain white space; clutter can hide important details.  \nb. Have a 3. 5-millimeter area around the perimeter of the card.  \nc. Do not use a border or frame. This will make the card look unprofessional if it is not cut precisely after printing.  \n2. Look for repeating elements throughout the card. You can repeat colors, shapes, typefaces, or textures on your card.  \n3. Make sure text and images are aligned. Left, Right, or Center aligned are all acceptable, as long as you are consistent.  \n4. Use a single typeface family and type size.  \n5. Use some color to draw the viewer’s attention. But not too much, which will make the card look cluttered.  \nAdding guidelines  \nGuidelines will help ensure that you leave an even space around the perimeter. The easiest way to do this is to draw an object that you can use when placing guidelines. Let’s create a  \nborder of 3.2 mm:  \n1. Click on the Rectangle tool and draw a square that is 3.2 by 3.2 millimeters.  \n2. Position the square at the top-left corner of the page.  \n3. Then drag out a top and left guideline.  \n4. Move the square to the bottom right of the page.  \n5. Drag out a right guideline and a bottom guideline.  \n6. Now delete the square object.  \nDesigning your business card  \n1. We’ll going to start by importing a graphic image; to do this:  \na. Select the File menu 􀀂 Import Then browse to the location where your image is stored.  \nb. Click on the mouse button to place image.  \n2. Add the text to the business card:  \na. Using Artistic text tool, click at the top of the card, and type in the company name: ”Grasshopper”.  \nb. Change the font typeface to Stencil font.  \nc. Type “Lawn Care” and set its typeface to Staccato 222 : .  \nd. Resize and position where you want the image to be located.  \ne. Finally, type in the slogan and contact information:  \ni. We give You Mow Free Time  \nii. 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