Business Card Printing
Using gLabels
Motivation
Bob Jaramillo stopped to talk to me. He mentioned that He owned and operated
East Second St. Garage
1640 East 2nd Street
Pueblo, CO 81001
I asked to see a card and he gave me a business card. The card was the last of 2 he had. I offered to scan the card, scan and return the original and some prints from the scan.
I found some Staples 3 1/2 x 2 inch inkjet perforated card stock in a box of office supplies. I would like to print cards for Bob J. and also for me.
Scan of Bob Jaramillo business card
nanoc_blog/blog/content/assets/other/business-cards/
jaramillo-card-eps.eps
jaramillo-card-jpg.jpg
convert jaramillo-card-jpg.jpg eps2:jaramillo-card-eps.eps
Templates for the card stock
Avery template 5357 or 5376
nanoc_blog/blog/content/assets/other/business-cards/
Avery5371BusinessCardsWide.pdf
avery-5371.eps
convert Avery5371BusinessCardsWide.pdf eps2:avery-5371.eps
gLabels Label Designer
gLabels is a GNU/Linux program for creating labels and business cards. It is designed to work with various laser/ink-jet peel-off label and business card sheets that you’ll find at most office supply stores. gLabels is free software and is distributed under the terms of the GNU General Public License (GPL).
Successfully printed jaramillo-card-jpg.jpg with Avery template 5376