CMY Business Stationery Pack
CMY Business Stationery Pack
This stationery set has been created specifically with business owners (and designers) in mind. The set is designed with a colorful appearance and has a number of styles that help any business create a unique and professional appearance for their company.
The set contains the following elements (with file types in parenthesis):
- Business card template (Illustrator, Word)
- Letterhead template (Illustrator, Word)
- Invoice template (Illustrator, Word)
- Estimate template (Word)
- Proposal template (Word)
Fonts Used
To get the proper appearance for this stationery set you should install Helvetica LT in the regular, light, and bold weights. This font is typically standard on Mac operating systems, but may need to be downloaded for PC users. If Helvetica is unavailable, both Arial and Calibri are acceptable font substitutes.
A note about Word format
The Microsoft Word format is a proprietary and closed file type that doesn’t always display properly—but it is the most common document format in the world. We did our best to create all of these templates in a compatible format, but they may not always display properly depending on your operating system and software versioon. We apologize in advance for any inconvenience 
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Item Attributes
- 223
- 05/27/2010
- Varies
- vector
Files Included
Designer
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Callum Chapman
MediaLoot Designer
License
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Comments
Yes PRINT DESIGN! Thats what i like to see and not too shabby. I do have to ask why do you not use InDesign?
Hey David,
Some of us definitely use InDesign, and I’m certain future print templates will include INDD versions, however this particular designer chose to use Illustrator for most of the work so unfortunately this is what we have available
That said, I don’t think it’s too difficult to convert this to indd format.. if that’s something you want us to do let me know and I can try to get an update online for you.
Cheers,
—Mason
I was just wondering is all… Personally the Print side of things i don’t download from your site because it is my secret love but i love the fact you are putting more and more print design up rather than solely doing Web based stuff.
It is a very easy conversion but i would say best to do MediaLoots print stuff in InDesign just purely because it is the Industry Standard.
Keep up the good work! I dare say i have 90% of your stuff downloaded already!
TBH I think its more common for people to use Illustrator for 1 page print designs rather than InDesign. There really isn’t much benefit to using InDesign for a letterhead design for example, when if you’re using illustrator you atleast get that feeling of a little more freedom with vectors and text etc.
Anything more than 2 pages in a document though and thats where InDesign excels.
I’d have to disagree with InDesign being the industry standard. The reason I chose Illustrator is because it is more flexible with shapes and as it’s only a one page document, there is no need to use InDesign. The PDF exporting in Illustrator is more than powerful enough to export to a print-ready PDF!