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Juicy Business Cards 1.6
SWGSoft
Juicy Business Cards is a useful business card creation software. The software provides you with the possibilities you are longing for. It allows any person without even knowledge of design basics create attractive, impressive and absolutely unique business cards. It comes with 36 business card templates and about 200 backgrounds. If its insufficient any picture in one of great variety of graphic formats (jpg/png/bmp/gif/etc.) can be added as a background.
Background options such as gradient, its position and direction make the process of card creation fascinating and extremely fruitful. The possibility of choosing one of ten text layouts deprives from necessity of positioning text manually. Text options such as font, style, color, size and the ability to add color frames with different degrees of transparency will help in creating absolutely unique business cards. Version 1.5 includes unspecified updates.
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