Free software prints custom business cards

With the big International CES trade show coming up in a couple of weeks, I'm lining up the different versions of business cards that I plan to take. As a self-employed freelancer, I wear a number of hats and have more than one service I want to pitch.

People like me - or anyone who wants a limited order or custom business cards - can design their own cards and print them using SpringPublisher, a free and easy to use desktop publishing program. SpringPublisher gives you access to dozens of different templates to produce both business cards and letterhead stationery.

The program has high-end features such as a multi-layer editor and detailed help files. It also works with popular Avery paper stock for cards and labels. Users can add custom artwork, including QR codes, maps or barcodes and image effects.

The current version 4.1 works with just about any Windows OS, from Windows 2000 to Windows 8. There's a free version for non-commercial use and an upgraded Pro version that offers more templates, higher quality printing and a license for commercial use. Download either version at the company's website.

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Written by Ric Manning

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