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Subject:Re: business cards From:Jane Torpie <Jane_Torpie_at_III-HQ -at- RELAY -dot- PROTEON -dot- COM> Date:Wed, 20 Oct 1993 18:04:00 EST
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Laila -
Here's more of my thoughts ... pardon me for not getting them in my first
post; I'm one tired writer.
Something else to consider is whether the logo contains the company name.
Xerox, Coca-Cola, Ford, and IBM do fine with just the logotype. Sybase
(nautilus shell), Corel (stylized C), and Polaroid (colored rectangles)
need the company name for identification.
In either case, I can't recall seeing a business card without the full name
of the company (plus address & telephone number).
