[Elecraft] Re: These things Rock!!

[Dan Barker]

Well, I guess Corel Draw is up to the task. Of course, I don't have all =
those serial numbers below my contact box<g>. I do have an address =
(actually 2 - we're in between). The nicest thing about doing it on =
Avery is that you don't have to show the other operator how poor your =
penmanship is. Just have Corel/Paint/Publisher/Adobe/whatever fill it =
in. Wonder what the Card Checker dudes think about that? I'm not a DX =
chaser, but that "hard to find" QSL card on a printer locally, =
hummmmmmmmmmmmm <g>.

Luckily nobody on this reflector would cheat. Heck, I got tickeled =
enough about a Vermont contact to post my QSO last night!

Dan / WG4S / K2 #2456

-----Original Message-----
From: Thor, n9ik [mailto:n9ik@qsl.net]
Sent: Friday, February 15, 2002 8:23 PM
To: Dan Barker; Elecraft
Subject: RE: [Elecraft] Re: These things Rock!!


I'm doing it the cheap way.  I have MS-Publisher on my laptop, so I did =
up
my own cards and print them on my little laser printer on Avery post =
cards.
I do trim them so they're at the generally accepted 3 1/2 inches tall, =
but
over-all it's been very simple.  I can print a few at a time, as I need
them.  If you'd like to see what I did, I just put a PDF copy up on my =
web
site (http://www.qsl.net/n9ik/n9ik%20qsl.PDF.  If that link doesn't =
work, go
to www.qsl.net/n9ik, then click on the "My Shack" button, then on the =
only
link you see on that page.  I noticed that when I dumped the qsl card to =
a
PDF file, for some reason there's a vertical line just to the right of =
the
ARRL logo - that isn't normally there.

73,

- Thor, N9IK

>
> I guess I better get some cards printed, no?
>
> Dan
>