• Download IrfanView from www.irfanview.com. It’s a terrific, free imaging program that ought to be on just about every computer. For example, it allows you to easily take a snapshot of the entire screen or active window, then crop and save the image in any one of more than 20 different file formats. (Several additional columns could be devoted to irfanview uses.) • Locate the photo or other image(s) that you want to put on your business card. Most photos these days are in jpg format, meaning that the file name will end with “.jpg”, such as myphoto.jpg, but you usually don’t need to worry about this. By default, Windows hides the extension of known file types, so you probably won’t see the jpg extension. • Reduce the image to the correct size of your business card. This can be done in Word, but we’re going to do it in IrfanView because it is a generally more useful tool. • Start IrfanView, click File > Open and locate the image you want to use. • In our case, the image, a photo of the