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10/24/07 at 11:45am
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I intend to make them 3 x 1" instead of the conventional business card dimensions. Your opinions on this design are appreciated.
and now you want to insist on a non-standard business card size? Just because you can see all the buttons you can push, that it does not make it wise to push all the buttons. Less is more: people respond to exhibitions of self-restraint. One more thing. 
As important as the size of the font, I say, is the hand of the cardstock. If you are appealing to an exclusive customer with the nicest of sensibilities, then you have to give him something that is a real pleasure to hold and fondle. I'd do nothing less than s160s. Go to a real printer - you might find an establishment advertising itself for the production of top-quality wedding announcements - and get the vicuna of ink and paper.
