Vista is the way to go. They will give you 250 cards free (you pay shipping) as an introduction to their service. You could also go to Office Depot or any of the other Mega Office supply stores and buy a business card DIY kit which will have perforated cards (10 to a sheet I think) and a disk with simple point and click instructions. Be careful about what graphics you get from google. Many of them are copyrighted and you will never know until some one sues for copyright infringement. Another way to go though it Photobucket.com They advertise something like a billion graphics, clip art and photos online. Generally no copyright problems and if the owner has copyrighted something they are very willing to let you use it for a small consideration of telling people where you got it.

Vistaprint will sell you 250 business cards for $10. That's probably cheaper than printing your own and they have hundreds, if not thousands of designs to choose from in a variety of business categories. If you don't mind their name on the back, they have free ones as well. Here is a link that might be useful: Vistaprint

I don't use Outlook so all I can offer is something that may help. At first it seems a strange place to look but I've found helpful how-to videos on a lot of subjects on youtube.com. I typed 'business contact manager' in the youtube search bar and got a lot of hits. You might want to look through them and see if you find anything that helps.

Thanks Sally. That's what we've been doing up to this point and I didn't see any need to change even with a store front, and we'll only be leasing shelf space in another store for now. I told dh I didn't think we needed to do any more than a credit card reader like paypal, but he thinks it would be too inconvenient for the store owner who will be handling the transactions. I doubt we will even have 5 store sales a week for a while.