If you have MS Word on your
computer, clicking a card above should open a sheet full
of cards in that style on your computer.
You will notice that the top left card
has the name and contact information for John and Mary
Biker. Place your cursor in the table cells and remove
that information and replace it with your name and
contact information.
After you have finished, click your
mouse arrow on the little cross-hair box next to
the upper left corner of the table (see picture below)
and right click your mouse then

choose 'copy'
from the list. Next place your cursor anywhere in the next card and right click there
then choose, 'Paste as Nested Table'. This should
place a copy of your edited table in the proper position
on that card. Place your cursor in the next card and
repeat the process until you have all the cards filled.
You are now almost ready to print.
Although you can see the table cell borders, they
will not print.
The card back uses about the same
procedure except there is a table within a table
so be sure to click your mouse on 'GWTA' in the
upper left corner then right click and select
copy to capture both tables at the same time. Click
anywhere in the next card then right click and
choose 'Paste as Nested Table'. It may look out
of position but will move to the correct spot when you
move to the next card.
Paper quality settings are very
important on the newer printers. If you will be using
paper with a shiny finish like photo paper be sure to
use a setting to best match your paper or your print
quality will suffer. Click the 'Properties'
button in your print dialog box to select paper
quality settings that closely matches the paper you will
be using.
Print Quality settings like
normal, better or best, are also
available on most printers, these setting can make a
very noticeable improvement also. You will find these
settings in the 'Properties' dialog box as well.
NOTE: Be sure to use the same
procedure and settings for the back of your cards.