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MS Publisher: Business Card #1 (Pete Pepperoni)

Pete Pepperoni

Your publishing company has been hired by Pete Pepperoni to create marketing documents for them. Use your knowledge of and skill with desktop publishing software to create a business card that represents this business. Be sure to complete the document based off of the directions below, include all of the required details.

Business Card (Size: 3.583 x 2.165)
You have already met with Pete Pepperoni and now have a design for your business card. You assignment is to re-create the business card below using MS Publisher. Everything must match including the colors, fonts and size as well as the picture (clip art). Include the border and text boxes.

Save the file as: YourLastNamePepper.pub

Skills needed:

  • Customizing Borders
  • Adding and formatting images
  • Using and spacing textboxes
  • Adding color
  • Using Gradient Fill
  • Using, sizing and formatting fonts
  • Grouping
  • Nudging and Snapping
  • Text Alignment
  • Word Art

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