Arts and Crafts workers make and assemble items such as candles, soap, dolls, toys, furniture jewelry, rings, lockets, bracelets, brooches, clocks and watchcases, using pliers, a screwdriver, and jeweler's hammer. They may make these items as a hobby to sell to arts and crafts stores or work for a these companies as an employee. If you ever dreamed of starting your own Home-Based Arts and Crafts Business, then this comprehensive package contains all the necessary information, tools and strategies you will need to successfully launch and grow your own arts and crafts home business.

8  HOW TO START A HOME-BASED CRAFT BUSINESS GUIDEBOOK
By: Kenn Oberrecht

Author Kenn Oberrecht, a successful home-based woodworker, shares his experience and down-to-earth advice to help you estimate your start-up costs, manage your cash flow, and stay profitable once you're in business. From painless record keeping to savvy marketing techniques, his step-by-step methods are realistic, innovative, and easy to understand. Use his handy worksheets, quizzes, and checklists to achieve your goals. Whether you want to earn your living from your craft or just make some extra money, with this guide at your side you may soon experience the satisfaction of building your own home-based business.

8  THE CRAFTS BUSINESS ANSWER BOOK AND RESOURCE GUIDE
By: Barbara Brabec

Now qualifying as a bona fide crafts business guru, Brabec begins her fifth opus by recollecting questions she herself posed as a novice homeworker. That type of reminiscence means that Brabec does indeed understand the just plain puzzlements of everyday self-employed business life--whether related to crafts or not. In alphabetical order, starting with the subject of accountants, topics are handled either straightforwardly or with a question or two. The information is truly a boon to even the experienced; the author, for instance, explains the occupation of enrolled agent, a tax professional licensed by the U.S. Treasury Department, who usually charges less than a CPA or accountant. One hundred percent serious? Not quite. Brabec gleefully reports useful "from the front" stories, and she doesn't hesitate to express some rather strong opinions.

8  CRAFTS AND HOBBIES INSTRUCTION BOOK
By: Brenda Jackson and Ronald L. McDonald

An exceptional instruction book of over 40 crafts explained in detail including leatherworking, candlemaking, basketry, stained glass, origami, quiltmaking, woodworking, winemaking, bookbinding, and much more. Also includes specific craft projects.

8  BUSINESS INFORMATION SOFTWARE

When you're juggling multiple jobs and clients, you're already stretched for time. That's why we've paired Quicken Home & Business 2007 with Running a Business of One: The Quick Guide for the Independent Professional. It's an easy-to-use guide to help independent consultants, 1099 contractors and freelancers get up to speed quickly on topics like:

• The most useful features for consultants and contractors
  
• How to track expenses to avoid tax-time paper hunts
  
• How to manage your cash flow by monitoring your bills and unpaid invoices

8  SMALL BUSINESS LEGAL PRO SOFTWARE

As a small business owner, you face complex legal questions every day. Now, for less than the cost of minutes with a lawyer, get clear and concise answers instantly with Small Business Legal Pro. Packed with more than 120 business forms and the complete text of six Nolo business bestsellers, this essential small-business tool includes hundreds of pages of high-impact, low-cost marketing strategies to help your enterprise grow and succeed.
• Create more than 50 business letters and documents
• Choose from business forms such as credit applications, demand letters, and contracts
• Find information in a snap with random-access text searching and keyword index
• Search the multilevel table of contents or connect to the hypertext links
• Print out and copy text, create bookmarks for easy access, and attach notes

8  FULL MEMBERSHIP

This business package includes Full Membership (One Year) with Free and Unlimited access to our services.

Organizations need to process a rapidly growing amount of information. Data Entry and Information Processing workers help ensure this work is handled smoothly and efficiently. By typing texts, entering data into a computer, operating a variety of office machines, and performing other clerical duties, these workers help organizations keep up with the rapid changes of the "Information Age." Many of these clients are e-tailers and other organizations that are in the process of making many of their products or services available on the Internet. When pioneering new services and making critical information available online, they require an outsourcing partner that can help them meet project deadlines and accurately process critical data.

Data Entry Keyers usually input lists of items, numbers, or other data into computers or complete forms that appear on a computer screen. They may also manipulate existing data, edit current information, or proofread new entries to a database for accuracy. Some examples of data sources include customers' personal information, medical records, and membership lists. Keyers use various types of equipment to enter data. Many keyers use a machine that converts the information they type to magnetic impulses on tapes or disks for entry into a computer system. Others prepare materials for printing or publication by using data entry composing machines. Some keyers operate online terminals or personal computers. Data Entry Keyers increasingly also work with nonkeyboard forms of data entry such as scanners and electronically transmitted files. When using these new character recognition systems, Data Entry Keyers often enter only those data which cannot be recognized by machines.

Data Processing Operators use terminal keyboards and visual display units to transfer information into a computer for storage, processing and transmission. Data Processing Operators perform the following tasks: key in codes necessary to process information, input information in prescribed formats such as reports, mailing lists, accounts, payrolls, staff records or scientific information, retrieve, confirm and update data in storage, check messages sent to and from computers, look at diagnostic messages on screens to detect malfunctions and report to supervisors and maintain databases. Data Processing Operators must be able to work quickly and accurately and able to concentrate for long periods. They must pay attention to detail and be good at working with computers.

Data Entry Operators, Keyers and Processors are needed by a variety of companies. organizations and institutions. This business package will help you understand the concepts, applications and machine operations of data entry. We also supply a skill builder for those who may need to improve their ten-key ability. It is not uncommon for data entry businesses to make over $35,000 in their first year of business.

8  DATA ENTRY: SKILLBUILDING AND APPLICATIONS TEXTBOOK AND SOFTWARE
By: Career Solutions Training Group

Data Entry: Skillbuilding and Applications prepares users for basic jobs in all fields of data entry and includes job readiness skills for entry-level workers. This text and software package develops a high level of data entry skill in both speed and accuracy. Data entry is presented in real-world applications, including the inputting of data from business forms and audio files. Simulated business activities, including catalog order entry, insurance data, hotel surveys, and hospital patient information deliver the every-day significance of data entry.

Benefits:


• Skillbuilding, Timed Writings, and Techniques are emphasized throughout to build mastery of data-entry skills.
• Graphics, photographs, audio, and technique reminders keep learning meaningful and fun.
• Spanish Option displays instructions on all dialog boxes, buttons, and audio openers in Spanish.
• Distance Education Feature allows the user to transmit files electronically to the instructor.
• Three-Part Design provides information on preparing for a data entry career, hands-on training, and real-world application of data entry skills in four different industries.
• The Real World Corner addresses skills required for data-entry operators including prioritizing and managing tasks, making simple decisions, and the planning of projects.
• Career Profile Corner focuses on real-world topics in the data entry field.

8  DATABASE PROCESSING: FUNDAMENTALS, DESIGN, AND IMPLEMENTATION INSTRUCTION BOOK
By: David Kroenke

Database Processing provides a solid, modern foundation in the fundamentals of database processing. This new edition proves to be the most comprehensive revision of the book yet, with expanded and updated treatment of cutting-edge technologies like XML and ADO.NET. ADO.NET, SQL, SQL Server, XML, Oracle, the entity-relationship model, database management, database redesign. For database administrators, database designers, application programmers, or other professionals in the field who want a complete, up-to-date, easy-to-use database book.

8   COMPUTER APPLICATIONS, KEYBOARDING AND DOCUMENT PROCESSING INSTRUCTION BOOK
By: Iris Blanc

Renowned author Iris Blanc introduces word processing, Internet, desktop publishing, spreadsheet, database, and presentation concepts through sequential practice material. Includes over 200 hands-on exercises and projects. Provides a capstone project that applies tool-specific and document skills to real business situations. The book is non-software specific so its exercises can be used with any software or operating system.

8  WORKING FROM HOME GUIDEBOOK
By: Paul and Sarah Edwards

Paul and Sarah Edwards have completely updated their bestselling home-office guide to meet the needs of today's millions of small-business people. This comprehensive update of America's premier guide to home-based employment features complete and easy-to-follow advice on:
• Equipping and computerizing the up-to-date home office.
• Funding your venture--and staying out of debt.
• Keeping your work and personal life separate.
• Making cyberspace work for your individual business needs, and much more.

8  TYPING TUTOR SOFTWARE

Let your fingers do the learning! Boost efficiency and enhance productivity with excellent keyboarding skills. Mavis Beacon Teaches Typing - the #1 Selling Typing Software - is an ideal tutorial program for any keyboard user. Featuring customized lessons, motivating speed tests and progress reports, dictation practice and more, this versatile program is equally effective for the young student typist, the busy executive or the professional administrative assistant seeking to improve their skills. Mavis Beacon Teaches Typing even features instructions in both Spanish and English, plus a special on-screen manual designed for one-handed typists!

Features:


• Explore 24 additional custom lessons.
  
• Achieve perfect typing technique by following onscreen guide hands.
  
• Experience the benefits of enhanced Adaptive Response Technology.
  
• Enjoy eight arcade-style activities that make learning to type a game.
  
• Use the customized lesson designer to modify lesson content.
  
• The software continually monitors your progress.
  
• Track your accomplishments and stay motivated with tests and progress reports.
  
• Listen to typing instructions and view Quick Help files in both Spanish and English.
  
• Access an on-screen manual featuring the One-Hand Typing Method for users with the use of only one hand.

8  BUSINESS INFORMATION SOFTWARE

When you're juggling multiple jobs and clients, you're already stretched for time. That's why we've paired Quicken Home & Business 2007 with Running a Business of One: The Quick Guide for the Independent Professional. It's an easy-to-use guide to help independent consultants, 1099 contractors and freelancers get up to speed quickly on topics like:

• The most useful features for consultants and contractors
  
• How to track expenses to avoid tax-time paper hunts
  
• How to manage your cash flow by monitoring your bills and unpaid invoices

8  OPEN OFFICE WORD PROCESSING SOFTWARE

OpenOffice is a fast full-featured word processor. It works on Windows and most Unix Systems. It is safe and easy to download and install. We used this software to create the files on the software. OpenOffice includes: Basic character formatting (bold, underline, italics, etc.), Paragraph alignment, Spell-check, Import of Word and RTF documents, Interactive rulers and tabs, Styles, Unlimited undo/redo, Multiple column control, Widow/orphan control, Find/Replace and Images.

8  SMALL BUSINESS LEGAL PRO SOFTWARE

As a small business owner, you face complex legal questions every day. Now, for less than the cost of minutes with a lawyer, get clear and concise answers instantly with Small Business Legal Pro. Packed with more than 120 business forms and the complete text of six Nolo business bestsellers, this essential small-business tool includes hundreds of pages of high-impact, low-cost marketing strategies to help your enterprise grow and succeed.
• Create more than 50 business letters and documents
• Choose from business forms such as credit applications, demand letters, and contracts
• Find information in a snap with random-access text searching and keyword index
• Search the multilevel table of contents or connect to the hypertext links
• Print out and copy text, create bookmarks for easy access, and attach notes

8  FULL MEMBERSHIP

This business package includes Full Membership (One Year) with Free and Unlimited access to our services.

Desktop Publishers rank among the 10 fastest growing occupations. Most jobs are performed for firms that handle commercial or business printing, and in newspaper plants. Using computer software, desktop publishers format and combine text, numerical data, photographs, charts, and other visual graphic elements to produce publication-ready material. Depending on the nature of a particular project, desktop publishers may write and edit text, create graphics to accompany text, convert photographs and drawings into digital images and then manipulate those images, design page layouts, create proposals, develop presentations and advertising campaigns, typeset and do color separation, and translate electronic information onto film or other traditional forms. Materials produced by desktop publishers include books, business cards, calendars, magazines, newsletters and newspapers, packaging, slides, and tickets. As companies have brought the production of marketing, promotional, and other kinds of materials in-house, they are increasingly in need of people who can produce such materials.

Desktop Publishers use a keyboard to enter and select formatting specifics such as size and style of type, column width, and spacing, and store them in the computer. The computer then displays and arranges columns of type on a video display terminal or computer monitor. An entire newspaper, catalog, or book page, complete with artwork and graphics, can be created on the screen exactly as it will appear in print. Operators transmit the pages for production either into film and then into printing plates, or directly into plates. Desktop Publishing is a rapidly changing field that encompasses a number of different kinds of jobs. Personal computers enable desktop publishers to perform publishing tasks that would otherwise require complicated equipment and human effort. Advances in computer software and printing technology continue to change and enhance desktop publishing work. Instead of receiving simple typed text from customers, desktop publishers get the material on a computer disk. Other innovations in desktop publishing work include digital color page makeup systems, electronic page layout systems, and off-press color proofing systems. And because most materials today often are published on the Internet, desktop publishers may need to know electronic publishing technologies, such as Hypertext Markup Language (HTML), and may be responsible for converting text and graphics to an Internet-ready format.

Graphic Designers produce art and layouts of wording for reproduction in print and electronic media such as magazines, newspapers, books and websites and for corporate identity programs, exhibitions and advertising. Graphic Designers perform the following tasks: talk to clients to get a clear understanding of their visual communication requirements and develop design 'roughs' (sketches), prepare comprehensive layouts of the design using techniques such as photography, illustration and computer-generated imagery, give designs to clients for approval, prepare designs for print, design and set up exhibitions for advertising or educational purposes and supervise all design production stages including arranging and supervising printing.

Graphic Designers may specialise in a number of fields including television, film and computer graphics; set and exhibition design; corporate design; book and magazine design; advertising and illustration. They may progress to positions as design directors, art directors or creative directors. Graphic Designers may work as members of a design team in design studios or advertising agencies, or alone undertaking consultancy or freelance work. Graphic Designers must be creative and imaginative, have a sense of colour and form, able to work under pressure and meet deadlines, possess good communication skills and marketing abilities and able to work as part of a team.

Typesetting and page layout have been affected by the technological changes shaping desktop publishing. Increasingly, desktop publishers use computers to do much of the typesetting and page layout work formerly done by prepress workers, posing new challenges for the printing industry. The old "hot type" method of text composition—which used molten lead to create individual letters, paragraphs, and full pages of text—is nearly extinct. Today, composition work is primarily done with computers. Improvements in desktop publishing software also allow customers to do much more of their own typesetting. Desktop Publishers use scanners to capture photographs, images or art as digital data that can be incorporated directly into electronic page layouts or further manipulated using computer software. The Desktop Publisher then can correct for mistakes or compensate for deficiencies in the original color print or transparency. Digital files are used to produce printing plates. Like photographers and multimedia artists and animators, desktop publishers also can create special effects or other visual images using film, video, computers, or other electronic media.

Desktop Publishers and Typesetters are in great demand and can make between $30,000 to $40,000 in their first year of business.

8  TEACH YOURSELF DESKTOP PUBLISHING GUIDEBOOK
By: Christopher Lumgair

Desktop publishing has become the industry standard for publishers and freelancers alike. Teach Yourself Desktop Publishing is a practical course in desktop publishing that includes up-to-date information on the latest software and techniques. A guide to self-study of desktop publishing, offering readers a jargon-free tutorial that combines essential techniques with advice on getting the best printed results. Assumes the reader has no previous knowledge of the subject, and covers all aspects, from design and writing to illustrations and reprographics.

8  HOW TO START A HOME-BASED DESKTOP PUBLISHING GUIDEBOOK
By: Louise Kursmark

This is a guidebook that is packed with all the information a desktop publisher and graphic designer needs to start and maintain a business, this guidebook shows how to establish relationships and exploit untapped areas of the desktop publishing market--from your home. Includes 46 worksheets, charts, & desktop samples.

8  THINKING WITH TYPE: A PRIMER FOR DESIGNERS, WRITERS AND EDITORS INSTRUCTION BOOK
By: Ellen Lupton

The organization of letters on a blank page or screen is one of the designer's most basic challenges. What kind of font to use? How big? How should those letters, words, and paragraphs be aligned, spaced, ordered, and shaped? This new text, created by leading design educator and critic Ellen Lupton, provides clear and focused guidance for those learning or brushing up on their typographic skills. Informative essays are followed by practical demonstrations that bring typography to life with direct, engaging commentary. Examples of work by influential practitioners show how to be inventive within a system of typographic form - and how to break the rules.

Lupton (graphic design, Maryland Institute College of Art, Baltimore; Cooper-Hewitt, National Design Museum in New York) offers practical information about type within a context of design history and theory in a text that reflects the diversity of typographic life, past and present. Through three sections on letter, text, and grid, the volume begins with an exploration of the basic letter forms, and builds to the organization of words into coherent bodies and flexible systems. Each section opens with a narrative essay about the cultural and theoretical issues of typographic design across a range of media, followed by example pages demonstrating how and why typography is structured as it is. Illustrated with b&w and color diagrams and photographs.

8  DESIGN BASICS INDEX
By: Jim Krause

With this latest addition to his popular Index series, Jim Krause covers all the basics--everything from typography and color to layout and business issues. Design Basics Index is packed with timeless content graphic designers will turn to again and again, including:
• A wealth of samples and exercises in a fun, flippable format
  
• Tools and techniques for creating dynamic layouts
  
• Inspiring ideas for successful idea brainstorming and concepting
  
• Tips and tricks for navigating the industry with ease

  Cover your basics with the book that covers everything from typography and color to layout and business issues. Jim Krause guides you through the understanding and practice of the three elements every successful visual design must have:

• Components: Learn how to get the most out of the photos, illustrations, icons, typography, linework, decoration, borders and backgrounds you use within your design.
  
• Composition: Practice combining the components of a design in a visually appealing way by using the principles of placement, grouping, alignment, flow and spacing to create a pleasing, cohesive design.
  
• Concept: Utilize the intangible elements of theme, connotation and style to present and deliver your message in a way that will wow your clients every time.

  This book starts readers out with a look at the basic building blocks of design and takes them through the process of putting those elements together to create head-turning work. Whether you're a new, mid-level or experienced designer who is brainstorming ideas or finalizing your presentation, this handy-to-use, take-it-with-you book will instruct and inspire you to new heights of creativity. It's a desk reference no designer should be without!

8  PAGEPLUS SE DESKTOP PUBLISHING SOFTWARE

PagePlus SE is the easiest way to get professional desktop publishing results on your desktop printer. With your PC, printer, and PagePlus, you can save time and money. No experience required!

If you're starting out as a Desktop Publisher, the award-winning PagePlus offers Automated Templates for just about every job, making it really easy to get professional quality results every time. Even if you've never used PagePlus or any other Desktop Publisher, we're confident you'll find this brand new version so easy to learn that you will be up and running in minutes.

Multiple Document Types


• Amazing PagePlus SE gives you a whole host of preset document layouts to help you design professional looking documents. Choose from greetings card, booklets, banners, posters and many more!

  Artistic Text
  

• With amazing PagePlus SE you can instantly create high impact, designer text with stunning transparency effects, bitmap fills and outstanding graduated colors.

  On-Screen Spell Checker
  

• One less thing to worry about. PagePlus SE comes complete with its very own On-Screen Spell Checker which will automatically underline mis-spelt words.

  Design Studio
  

• The amazing Design Studio is your one-stop design toolkit. Simple drag and drop access to hundreds of colors, fills, fonts, line styles and more.

  Graphics Inline With Text
  

• PagePlus SE lets you set graphics to stay with their associated text. If the text changes position as more copy is added the graphics will automatically move with it.

  Color Schemes
  

• PagePlus SE comes complete with its very own professionally designed color schemes. It's easy to color coordinate your documents.

  Multiple Master Pages
  

• Multiple Master Pages gives you a choice of templates for all of your longer documents allowing you to easily define different page styles for different sections of your projects.Page Manager allows you to add, copy and delete pages or to assign a new underlying masterpage.

  Automated Templates
  

• If you need professional-looking, high quality results in a hurry, simply download our free, ready made template packs, fill in your details, customize the look and feel, then print. It really is that simple.

8  BUSINESS INFORMATION SOFTWARE

When you're juggling multiple jobs and clients, you're already stretched for time. That's why we've paired Quicken Home & Business 2007 with Running a Business of One: The Quick Guide for the Independent Professional. It's an easy-to-use guide to help independent consultants, 1099 contractors and freelancers get up to speed quickly on topics like:

• The most useful features for consultants and contractors
  
• How to track expenses to avoid tax-time paper hunts
  
• How to manage your cash flow by monitoring your bills and unpaid invoices

8  SMALL BUSINESS LEGAL PRO SOFTWARE

As a small business owner, you face complex legal questions every day. Now, for less than the cost of minutes with a lawyer, get clear and concise answers instantly with Small Business Legal Pro. Packed with more than 120 business forms and the complete text of six Nolo business bestsellers, this essential small-business tool includes hundreds of pages of high-impact, low-cost marketing strategies to help your enterprise grow and succeed.
• Create more than 50 business letters and documents
• Choose from business forms such as credit applications, demand letters, and contracts
• Find information in a snap with random-access text searching and keyword index
• Search the multilevel table of contents or connect to the hypertext links
• Print out and copy text, create bookmarks for easy access, and attach notes

8  FULL MEMBERSHIP

This business package includes Full Membership (One Year) with Free and Unlimited access to our services.

Greeting Card writing is a supplemental income job in a work-for-hire (or freelance) capacity; greeting card verse pay averages between $35-$150, with $50-$75 being the most common. Most freelance contributions today involve conversational, contemporary prose or humor. It is the perfect extra income for people who need a creative outlet or want to stay at home with their children while earning a second source of money. Greeting Card Writers earn extra money, get experience dealing with editors, deadlines, assignments, etc., & have fun while doing so.

Greeting Card Writing is writing that can be done with even small amounts of time-waiting for a doctor's appointment, stuck in traffic, over a sandwich at lunch. It has virtually no start-up costs and low upkeep compared to other writing fields. It is still virtually an untapped field for the freelancer, unclogged by the competition in magazine or newspaper writing.

8  FINDING THE RIGHT WORDS: PERFECT PHRASES TO PERSONALIZE YOUR GREETING CARDS INFORMATIONAL BOOK
By: J. Beverly Daniel

This informational book features:
• More than three dozen ways to say "Happy Birthday"
  
• Welcoming words for new family members...even pets
  
• Thoughtful condolences for personalizing sympathy cards
  
• Congratulatory wishes for weddings and anniversaries
  
• Helpful hints to simplify card-sending
  
• A monthly calendar for birthdays and anniversaries
  
• And much more, in this book of indispensable phrases for all occasions. You'll never be at a loss for words again!

8  CREATIVE GREETING CARDS INSTRUCTION BOOK
By: Sandi Genovese

Send unique cards for every occasion! With a wide range of materials and techniques you can easily and inexpensively produce unforgettable designs. Make invitations, holiday greetings, birth announcements, birthday cards, and more. Detailed patterns and instructions will help you create interesting folds, pop-ups, windows, and ties and other closures. Here's just some of what you can beautifully craft:
• Accordion cards, including Joy to the World, with its big, bright holiday ornaments
  
• Photo cards that personalize any greeting
  
• Faux embossed cards with raised designs
  
• Dangle cards with one or more suspended elements to peek at through a window
  
• Diorama cards that lie flat for mailing, but convert to 3-D in your friends' hands

8  MAKING GREAT BAGS, TAGS, BOXES & CARDS INSTRUCTION BOOK
By: Karen Delquadro

Say goodbye to boring wrapping paper, generic greeting cards, and store-bought gift bags! Once you've seen how fun and easy it is to make your own creative gift packaging, you'll never use store-bought wrapping again! For surprisingly little expense, you can stock up on enough supplies to make dozens of easily personalized projects suitable for any person or occasion.

On the sweetest of holidays, you can give someone special a charming and romantic "Mini-Valentine": tiny, heart-festooned bags with yummy candies tucked inside. Send a friend off in style with a "Bon Voyage" gift box embellished with a toy compass. Add an accordion-folded card that you've decorated with evocative travel pictures for the perfect finishing touch. Do you know someone who has a new baby at home? Why not welcome the new arrival with an adorable bag-and-tag set that'll become a treasured keepsake for years to come. A "Xmas Cookie Basket" is a warm gift from the heart that anyone would admire. To create one, string cookie cutters through a Christmas ribbon and wrap the ribbon around an ordinary batter bowl. Pour your favorite cookie mix in a handmade cheesecloth bag, attach cooking directions for the mix, and place it in the bowl along with a container of frosting. Whether you want to be whimsical or serious, giving a unique touch to a gift for a friend or loved one has never been easier!

8  WORKING FROM HOME GUIDEBOOK
By: Paul and Sarah Edwards

Paul and Sarah Edwards have completely updated their bestselling home-office guide to meet the needs of today's millions of small-business people. This comprehensive update of America's premier guide to home-based employment features complete and easy-to-follow advice on:
• Equipping and computerizing the up-to-date home office.
• Funding your venture--and staying out of debt.
• Keeping your work and personal life separate.
• Making cyberspace work for your individual business needs, and much more.

8  HEWLETT PACKARD'S FELT TEXTURED GREETING CARD PAPER AND ENVELOPES (20 SHEETS & ENVELOPES)

8.5-by-11-inch sheet size Classic ivory felt-textured paper for greeting cards Includes 20 sheets and 20 envelopes Prescored easy assembly Half-fold greeting cards with matching envelopes. If you own a good-quality printer, the next greeting card you send doesn't have to have a Hallmark stamp on the back. With Hewlett Packard's Greeting Card Paper, you'll be turning out impressive half-fold greeting cards and matching envelopes in no time. The package includes 20 envelopes and 20 classic, 8.5-by-11-inch ivory, felt-textured sheets, each prescored for easy assembly.

Besides offering a wide variety of print media, at HP we engineer our printers and media together for optimal printing every time. Whether it's how the printer handle the paper or how the paper absorbs the ink or toner, HP delivers a single, seamless printing solution. Backed by our tradition of quality and reliability, every HP paper and transparency are the result of extensive research to ensure that you're getting the best possible quality every time.

8  PROVENTURE GREETING CARD SOFTWARE

Greeting Cards easily creates a custom made card for every special occasion. Tailor the message to match the mood by choosing from hundreds of professionally written verses, and give your greetings personal and artistic flair with a professional card shop look. Greeting Cards gives you the tools you need to create smiles for every occasion, from birthdays to holidays, to thank you's and more. The perfect card is always at your fingertips.

Software Contents:


• Easily import photos, logos & graphics
  
• BONUS 2,000 clipart & border images
  
• Dozens of full color designs
  
• Add even more design versatility and personality by importing your own graphics and photos from popular .bmp, .tif, .pcx, and .gif formats
  
• Includes 27 popular occasions: Anniversary, New Baby, Birthday, Christmas, Encouragement, Friendship, Thanks, New Years, and many more
  
• Use the dynamic special text effects to add drama and fun
  
• Match your mood with popular TrueTypeTM Fonts including Kids' Fonts and Handwriting Fonts
  
• Enhance your design by printing on specialty or pre-printed card stock

8  BUSINESS INFORMATION SOFTWARE

When you're juggling multiple jobs and clients, you'