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Office Casual: Business Cards in 90 seconds

Posted By: Tina Wood | Jun 10th, 2009 @ 1:02 PM | 17,508 Views | 2 Comments

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Doug Thomas is back with another edition of Office Casual and this time he shows us how to make our own business cards in 90 seconds or less. Well, he at least attempts to show us how to make business cards in 90 seconds or less. Had he strategically placed the printer next to him instead of down the hall I think he would have made it. Smiley

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