When you're just starting out, you need business cards. If you want to avoid paying expensive printing fees, just do it yourself with this layout. In fact, you can even avoid paying for expensive perforated card stock. Just run inexpensive card stock through your printer and cut them out. Your template comes with complete instructions and is filled with sample text, so it's easy to see how it works.

Need a calendar fast, but don't want to fuss with a whole bunch of confusing macros? Use this easy setup to create a simple calendar document for any month of any year. No macros, just text. Type in whatever important events you want in the boxes. Nothing could be more straightforward. Your template comes with complete instructions and is filled with sample text, so it's easy to see how it works.

Everyone loves awards, but sometimes you don't have time to run out to the office supply store to find special paper. If you need a certificate right now, check out this layout. It's simple and can work for almost any occasion. Your template comes with complete instructions and is filled with sample text, so it's easy to see how it works.

Often assistants are tasked with creating a fax cover sheet that looks nice. This simple layout is clean and uncluttered. The print is also easy to read even when you have to send stuff out using an old, creaky clunker fax machine. Your template comes with complete instructions and is filled with sample text, so it's easy to see how it works.

Huge filing jobs are no fun, so get a jump-start on the task with this template. It includes both the data file and the source file that you merge together to create file folder labels. We've used it to label drawers upon drawers of files for many years. Just buy laser labels at your favorite office supply store and you're ready to roll. Your template comes with complete instructions and is filled with sample text, so it's easy to see how it works.

If you don't have time to run out to the card store, use this layout to create a simple greeting card in Word. Just type in your text, fold it up and go. This layout works on any plain old paper you have lying around. If you have colored papers, so much the better! Your template comes with complete instructions and is filled with sample text, so it's easy to see how it works.

If you sell products, you have inventory. And inventory costs you money. If you have every struggled with

• Unexpectedly running out of products ("sorry sir, we're out of that)
• Tying up your cash in products that don't move
• Wondering how many products to order
• Wrestling with complex calculations related to your supplier minimums
• Being afraid to place orders because you're really just guessing
• Dreading the idea (and expense) of purchasing a complex inventory management program

The Inventory Management Worksheet Package is for you.

If you like the idea of managing your inventory in Excel, but you don't have the confidence or time to set up the worksheet yourself, you'll love our worksheet package because along with the worksheet itself, you also get complete instructions on how it works along with background information on how and why the worksheet works.

If you've spent any time trying to create a newsletter the way Microsoft thinks you should, you've probably got quite a few gray hairs now. Text boxes are a buggy "feature" that can turn the most trivial newsletter task into an exercise in frustration. So just say no to text boxes. This attractive layout works with no text boxes. Add a few graphics, and you're good to go. Your template comes with complete instructions and is filled with sample text, so it's easy to see how it works.