Gday, Trevor, Firstly, sincerely like your spirit and style and giving back. Good on ya mate! Now to the business cards. I'm with you to the point that you export the image. Adapting pre-defined Powerpoint formats is a brilliant idea. However I would suggest using Word rather than PPT for final layout for the following reason: label makers such as Avery offer for free a Word template that exactly matches the printing of their fold-and-tear business cards.
Wow, that is so good technic. Its really simple and easy, grate video and I would definitely use it to create my business card. Good way to save money. Thanks for the video.
Hi it's a great video on business card. thank u very much. May I also ask you how you place your picture in the lower right corner of your you tube presentation? thanks
Hi Trevor Easton first time commenter on your page/ blog & also my first time watching your video tutorial I really enjoy this tute' & you explain everything very well & clearly & I like video tutorials like this; cuz I want to do/make business card that look perfessionally made & I could find any tutorials on how to make them this way until I came across yours & I love this technique that I'm willing to try this tecnique in creating business cards. However TAFS & I Look forward to your response A.S.A.P! Have a Good Day Ahead & Thanks a Whole Lot. NB: One thing/ Query I have for you if it is possible for you to do the same video tutorial but play it a lil slower but not to slow & also the camera zooming setting a lil closer; thanks in advance & in all excellent video tutorial & I think I get the gist of the video demonstration. TA!
@ Trevor Easton Thank you so much. Great tip. Question : When i print out the ppt in business card, it comes out washed out. I cleared the compression settings, still print comes out pretty bad. When i snip it into ms word, it comes out okay. Any suggestion?
Hi Trevor , May I ask when saving your business card is it the exact same way in 2013 office. I'm just asking because the Save & Send option isn't in the file save a... Would you know if I can do all what you done saving and that with office 2013.. Thanks Andrew
Hi Andrew, In office 2013 there is no save and send. However the feature to email the file can be found under the share option in the file menu. You may also like to look at the Export features found in office 2013. Best wishes Trevor
Unless you plan on printing your own cards with your inkjet desktop and trimming them out yourself, Powerpoint is NOT the tool to use. Powerpoint is slide presentation software and is optimized for such. It has NO output options required for professional or commercial printing. For business cards, flyers or brochures that need to be printed professionally and in quantity use Microsoft Publisher instead.
Not true. You forget RGB only output from Powerpoint which can cause problems downstream in the printing process. At least from Publisher you can output composite CMYK. We all have to accept files from programs like Powerpoint and *force* them to work for purposes other than intended. However, you run the risk of incurring additional costs because you did not allow for bleed or correct color space for the printing process. Your tutorial is fine for hobbyists printing at home, but I would not suggest a business of any size use powerpoint for anything other than slide presentations.
These tutorials are not intended to help commercial printers.We use a Cannon production printer and produce 1000,s of business cards lanyards brochures and flyers each month designed in word and Powerpoint. Most people do not have access to Publisher and not even understand the colour considerations mentioned. Thanks for sharing. Trev
Wow glad your video is still available i used it 3 years ago and in 2022 again thanks a ton
This was my first time making business cards. I found this very helpful! Thank you so much :)
This was just ONE GREAT VIDEO. Simple, clear and very illuminating. Trevor, thanks a ton !
Thank you, thank you, thank you! This tutorial was awesome!
Thank you Mr. Trevor Easton for sharing your knowledge and information how to make a business. I really appreciate your work. Happy valentine's day.
So easy! Made great cards in mins. Thank You
Hi..ihope u chevk on this too:-)
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You are lovely Trevor Easton. Thank you very much for this tuto.
u can make an excellent tutor,clear and easy to understand.......nice one sir.....
Really awesome, It was a great tutorial and even though I am using Office 2016 there was no problem following along.
THANK YOU!!!!!!!
Hello..im sure u can get bright ideas here too:-)
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Magnific. Thanks for your explanation. I loved it. 😊
Hi Silvia..i made different designs in this channel..i hope they can help u
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This video was incredibly helpful and your presentation was excellent thank you.
Hi Monjur,
It is a feature with Camtasia the software use to produce the videos.
Trev
This was so helpful thank you very much got my business card done in minute.
Great video Trev, also the extra jokes had me laughing for ages
Thanks for this educational video Trevor, very informative!
Hi Trevor, Thanks your video helped me.
Thanks Mr. Trevor. Your video are very helpful and useful!
Gday, Trevor,
Firstly, sincerely like your spirit and style and giving back.
Good on ya mate!
Now to the business cards.
I'm with you to the point that you export the image.
Adapting pre-defined Powerpoint formats is a brilliant idea.
However I would suggest using Word rather than PPT for final layout for the following reason: label makers such as Avery offer for free a Word template that exactly matches the printing of their fold-and-tear business cards.
Thanks Trev very well explained and oriented vid got you on my fav, list thanks again
Wow, that is so good technic. Its really simple and easy, grate video and I would definitely use it to create my business card. Good way to save money. Thanks for the video.
I like Your tutor because u give me an interesting knowledge so keep it up forward!!!!!
Great tutorial Trevor thanks, I am trying this way out.
wow! Thank you so much! God bless you!
If you are using Office 2013 the option to export the side as an image is found under File / Export / Change file type
What i should do next ?
Thank you so much!! I finally found the right video. 👍
Thank you very much for that wonderful video tutorial.. good job !
This was very helpful! Thanks, I'm happy with my results.
Yeah, thanks a lot mate. Really helped.
Hi Paul..i hope u can get more ideas here too:-) they are more customized.
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Thank you Trevor.. this is incredible and very helpful
Thanks for the feedback Vina
Best wishes
Trev
Thank you for a very informative video
Thanks a lot for this very easy to follow.
Any tips to get the alignment right if you wanted something front and back?
thank you! simple and easy
love this video
your an awesome person
Fine until Table Layout (8:00) settings. What are the settings here for US Standard 2.5" x 3.5"?
Thank you so much chief,you are the best
Brilliant Trevor thank you so much.
You are very intelligent thanks
Very nice video. I have a question can I use my own background saved on my computer?
Hi it's a great video on business card. thank u very much. May I also ask you how you place your picture in the lower right corner of your you tube presentation? thanks
Thank you for a really good video!
Hi Trevor Easton first time commenter on your page/ blog & also my first time watching your video tutorial I really enjoy this tute' & you explain everything very well & clearly & I like video tutorials like this; cuz I want to do/make business card that look perfessionally made & I could find any tutorials on how to make them this way until I came across yours & I love this technique that I'm willing to try this tecnique in creating business cards. However TAFS & I Look forward to your response A.S.A.P! Have a Good Day Ahead & Thanks a Whole Lot.
NB: One thing/ Query I have for you if it is possible for you to do the same video tutorial but play it a lil slower but not to slow & also the camera zooming setting a lil closer; thanks in advance & in all excellent video tutorial & I think I get the gist of the video demonstration. TA!
Thanks Kimberley,
Much appreciated
Thanks! great tips big help
Thanks very much! Your the best......
Thanks really helped me
thank you very much its help me a lot..
Thank you very much Trevor..
thank you!
Hi Shine..u might want to check it out..there are really nice designs
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I DO NOT KNOW HOW TO THANK YOU..
THANKS A LOT TREVOR EASTON
I like the design you are using, but do not have it as an option in my Power Point. Can you tell me how to create this?
really helpful...............thanks
very good! thanks for the video!
Omg Thanks You So Much Man !!!
great time saving tool indeed
when you changed the page size, why did you double it?
Why did you double the size from 9x5.5 to 18x11?
@ Trevor Easton Thank you so much. Great tip. Question : When i print out the ppt in business card, it comes out washed out. I cleared the compression settings, still print comes out pretty bad. When i snip it into ms word, it comes out okay. Any suggestion?
Thank You very much. Much Appreciated :)
Thanks alot its perfect..
Thanks for the help
i love u even tho i am 6 years late still
VERY USEFUL ME . THANKS
Thank You sir!
Trevor um do you now the size and width in the USA and is the microsoft powerpoint in the USA too
Thanks will make it
OMGSH thank you so much
lovely
superb
thank you so much =)
thank you sir
thank you mate
+Alvaral Morrison
Not a problem...
Trev
Everything worked up until the last part. for some reason where i saved the last slide its not showing even though it is there. weird huh
Thank You
Thank u very much
Happy to help.
Trev
can you PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE teach us how to make a flyer
Hi, how would this work for Powerpoint 2007?
hey trev im using windows 8 so how do i print it?
Do you have to use 2010 can u use 2007
brilliant. bravo.
Bg music is very nice
Hi Trevor , May I ask when saving your business card is it the exact same way in 2013 office. I'm just asking because the Save & Send option isn't in the file save a... Would you know if I can do all what you done saving and that with office 2013.. Thanks Andrew
Hi Andrew,
In office 2013 there is no save and send. However the feature to email the file can be found under the share option in the file menu. You may also like to look at the Export features found in office 2013.
Best wishes
Trevor
Hi Trevor,
Thank you very much I will give that a try.
Regards
Andrew
Glad to help
what if we want back side also
dont have the cm i only have in
Good day sir Trevor.. how can i print them? thanks
HI Mina,
Print them on the thickest paper you printer will allow. 250-350gsm if possible.
We cut the with an electric guillotine.
Best wishes
Trev
now how i can print them???
great
thanking you
i cant download anything
Unless you plan on printing your own cards with your inkjet desktop and trimming them out yourself, Powerpoint is NOT the tool to use. Powerpoint is slide presentation software and is optimized for such. It has NO output options required for professional or commercial printing. For business cards, flyers or brochures that need to be printed professionally and in quantity use Microsoft Publisher instead.
Not true. You forget RGB only output from Powerpoint which can cause problems downstream in the printing process. At least from Publisher you can output composite CMYK. We all have to accept files from programs like Powerpoint and *force* them to work for purposes other than intended. However, you run the risk of incurring additional costs because you did not allow for bleed or correct color space for the printing process. Your tutorial is fine for hobbyists printing at home, but I would not suggest a business of any size use powerpoint for anything other than slide presentations.
These tutorials are not intended to help commercial printers.We use a Cannon production printer and produce 1000,s of business cards lanyards brochures and flyers each month designed in word and Powerpoint. Most people do not have access to Publisher and not even understand the colour considerations mentioned.
Thanks for sharing.
Trev
thanks vey much what a very good and easy to follow video