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My only problem is that in the past week, I've encounter two business contacts where I didn't get cards for them. I have all their contact information: phone number, address, email, etc. and I would like to manually create a business card note. But there doesn't seem to be an option to manually create a business card note. It is either I scan a business card to create a business card note or ... do nothing?

Great instruction - works quite beautifully for me on my PC, but has one minor flaw on iOS: the template note I created can not be duplicated. This option is missing from the context menu (the three dots at the top right corner), I believe due to the note type.

However, now I have found another problem. The LinkedIn box is not editable. I found how to do it from the ENEX file, but come on!! If I have to do it this way for every case, then it is not the user friendly app that I am willing to pay for every month to help me handle the number of business cards I receive every day.

Well come to forum site. We have only problem is that in the past week, We encounter two business contacts where I didn't get cards for them. We have all their contact information: phone number, address, email, etc. We would like to manually create a business card note. But there doesn't seem to be an option to manually create a business card note. This is either I scan a business card to create a business card note.

Guys, one of the business cards scanned into a document. Here is how I do it. Open the scan pdf in adobe reader. Make sure the background is dark, so it stand out. Use the business card capture feature to capture the business card info on the screen, edit small error if you see any. Then delete the old note with the pdf to eliminate duplication. Quick and easy. If it's not a business card scan go wrong, you can always type in on the screen, capture it. Or write it out on the blank side of another business card, if your handwriting is clear enough, you may scan it correctly.

IM sorry but im lost. I have scanned pdfs of business cards that are not in business card format. I want evernote to convert them into business cards, just as if they were originally scanned as a business card and pull the info and create a business format. How can I do that?

So the answer is a little more complicated: Export the note to an ENEX format. Then open it in your text editor application of choice (Notepad, etc.). You want to delete two things: first find the tag that references the card image in the note body - it will look something like this:

Then import the saved and edited ENEX file back into Evernote, and there is your contact card note without the image. So that you only have to do this once, I'd suggest treating the imported note as a template (which you now know how to do!) and copy it whenever you need a new "manually created" contact card.

Thanks! You're answer actually solved a different question I had and that was how to duplicate a note. Now I can "sort of" make templates, use the "Copy to Notebook" feature and have my duplicate function.

As far as your suggestion goes, it does work however Evernote scans an image of the actual business card and attached that to the note. I've tried to select it and right click with the intention of removing it or replacing it. No success. Any ideas on that portion?

Thanks for the suggestion. I opened a contact card note and am unable to "copy paste" the entire contents into a blank note. It seems I can only select the value in a specific field, which won't capture the formatting of the business card note.

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When it comes to business cards, sometimes less is more. Adding too much copy to your business card design can lead to a cluttered, disorganized look. Skip out on adding lengthy lists, and instead focus on a clean and appealing design that provides the essential information:

So I have already created a front and back of a business card with the proper margins and bleeds but it is just setup for one card right now. I would like to convert that so that it is setup on a 8.5x11 format for multiple business cards and still keep the bleed and margins for printing. The old way I have done this was to create a PDF with the crop marks and line things up from there on a 8.5x11 format. But this new card is one solid background of the same color and it is proving difficult to do the PDF version.

First you need to know from your printer what the margins are so you can set the cards up the way they need. If you are doing it on your own printer, you need to know the max your printer margins will handle. Avery has a 10-up business card template and every printer out there will give you a slightly different setting. So, more info is needed to properly help ya. But once you know, it is easy. I think there are some templates on indesignsecrets dot com as well.

I tried setting it up for myself - using the 3/16" margin and 1/8" bleed for the 3.5 x 2 US Business Card. But I then attempted to export that, and it apparently isn't obeying the same rules as the template I was using - it's cutting off the parts I can actually see - as opposed to what I imagine to be the "bleed box" - the part covered in black that Affinity snaps to as the outer "bleed" area?

Again, I am SO GRATEFUL for the templates that do exist - I understand them and I can work with them. But they're alway in millimeters, and... again with the United States and our stupid, hateful backwards inches?

Just REALLY hoping that - instead - someone can point me to where the US Business Card template already exists - or, if one doesn't exist, possibly create one that behaves in the same manner as the one provided by Affinity - where the outer edges are covered in black, but Affinity knows where those boundaries are and properly snaps to them - and then there's the part I can see, where I know there's the area near the edge that might not print, depending on the "cut" or whatever at the print shop?

And you're then left with a window, where you can design your card - with the understanding that anything close to the edge is possible to get lost in the cutting process. I sadly do not know what that area is called, but it's odd that Affinity doesn't have a dotted line or whatever representing that "unsafe" area?

Again, I've tried creating the "template" myself - entering all of the information correctly - 3.5 x 2, 1/8" bleed, 3/16" margin. The guy at the print shop was even kind enough to provide me an .ai template.

BUT - it doesn't obey whichever possibly imaginary rules I was following with the Affinity template? When I export with no bleed, it just cuts into the window of what I can see? And I have no idea why it's doing that - so no clue how to fix it?

Guessing I'm just doing something VERY wrong - because, formerly with the built-in template, it certainly seemed LOGICAL. Now... I have no clue what it's doing or why? So... LOGICAL - and then I apparently need 4 years of design school? I preferred the LOGICAL approach?

With the bleed being hidden, that was kinda weird - BUT at least I knew the boundaries - now it's just all goofy? And, even if I create a rectangle to represent the 3.5" x 2" area - I don't think Affinity will naturally snap to it, like it does with its own templates and the bleed being "out" of my visible design area?

If your business card or stationery does not fit within the provided templates, you will need to create a custom order by submitting a Request for Printing Services form. (You can order the form from Seaprint.) These orders will be processed and printed at a higher cost than template orders.

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Perhaps you have rasterized Smart Object by accident? Usually both sides are provided in Smart Object for easy replacement and that is your right expectation. You can download template again to see if that is the case.

A mockup template would be populated with your business card front and back business card image files. You would use Replace Content to replace the content of the Smart Object Layers object that are in the template PSD if the have the correct Aspect Ratio, Size and Print resolution. If you card image files doe not have the correct Aspect Ratio, Size and Print resolution the Templates Associated Smart Object layer transform will not work Correctly. In the Case you can most like open the Smart Object Layer Object and edit its content. Place in or Paste in you business card front or back. image. And resize for the object size. You need to be careful with the resize if Your cards do not have the same aspect ratio as the templates object. The Resulting distortion may not be acceptable. e24fc04721