*This post is written for RemotePC*
I was out on official business to the city a few months ago and somehow I stumbled on a good place to print business card. Why does it always happen that way when you least expect to go there? huh!
The graphic designer seems to understand what I want on my business card but I have no logo with me at that time. How I wish that I can access my PC at home remotely from his iMac. It would be easier for me to show how the layout should be like and what is actually my preference when it comes to printing my SOHO craft business card.
Nevertheless we did discuss and after I went back home I straight away email him my logo. But it took him more than a week and I was not even happy to see what he came out with.
Since it was hard for me to get to his place again and I don’t think discussion through email suits him, I decided maybe it was not meant to be for me to print my business card yet.
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