Burris Computer Forms Announces Blank, Printable Greeting Cards

Burris Computer Forms (http://pcforms.com) announces blank, printable greeting cards, which users can customize with their own content.

Roanoke, Virginia (PRWEB) August 19, 2008 — Burris Computer Forms announces blank, printable greeting cards, which users can customize with their own content.

There are two sizes available. The small greeting cards are white 8 ½ ” X 11″ sheets that are perforated in the middle to form two 4 ¼” X 5 ½” cards per sheet. They have matching white envelopes, which measure 4 3/8″ X 5 ¾”. The large greeting cards are white 8 ½” x 11″ sheets that are scored in the middle for easy folding. They have matching white envelopes, which measure 9″ x 6″.

These cards are perfect for all occasions because users can print any message, image, or photograph on them. They are great to send to an individual or a large group of people. Users can print as few or as many cards as desired. The cards can be used for all seasons, including holidays, birthdays, thank you, get well, sympathy, and special occasions. They eliminate the need to go out and purchase individual cards on a case by case basis.

To find out which papers a user’s printer can handle, users can search the “Find Your Postcard” tool at www.pcforms.com. A new chart is also available on this website to help users compare paper weights. To learn more about Burris Computer Forms, requesting free product samples of the small or large blank, printable greeting cards, or downloading free templates for any of its products, log on to http://www.pcforms.com. For more information call Diane Emery at (800) 982-FORM (3676) or email burris@pcform.com.

Headquartered in Roanoke, Virginia, Burris Computer Forms was founded in 1992 and is privately owned. Burris produces blank printable Print On Demand Jumbo Postcards ™, Four-of-a-Kind Postcards™, Tri-fold Mailers, Brochures, Greeting Cards, Note Cards, Door Hangers and provides Peel Out! Shipping Label Sheets™ sheets with one or more built-in label(s) that streamline shipping and mailing.

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