• How does it play in a CD-ROM drive?
  Although most people are not aware of it, most CD-ROM and DVD drives are mini-disc compatible. The CD-Business Card sits in the same tray. Its edges rest on the 80mm perimeter allowing the card to spin and play just like a normal CD. Laptops snap onto the center CD hub and read data from the center outward.

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• Can I submit content for media development?
  Yes, artwork, video, audio, graphics, animation and text can be submitted in any form. Camera ready artwork, photos, black and white laser copies, any existing brochure or business card will do.

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• How much content can you put on the cd business card?
  CD Business Cards can hold between 40mbs and 100mbs of data. We can custom tailor the card to meet the final file size of your presentation.

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• What if I don't have any content; audio / video, artwork, copy?
  We have in-house professional talent comprised of, graphic artists, animators, multimedia designers and programmers capable of everything from concept to final delivery.

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• How much will it cost to develop the multimedia?
  Each project is individually unique and takes on different characteristics. If you need content development or consulting please contact our media department. For accurate price quotes please submit a detailed outline of your project to: sales@netgainservices.com or call us toll free at 1.800.958.6372

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• What is the turn around time for multimedia?
  Depending on how simple or extravagant your project may be, turn around time could be anywhere from one week to one month.

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• How many colors can be printed on the card?
  Four color process (CMYK), or up to five spot colors. To match colors more accurately we add a white flood coat to all 4-color process jobs. This is all included in our standard pricing.

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• Will the CD-Business Card play in a car or home CD player?
  No.  The CD Business Card can play in any standard CD "tray" system, most commonly found in Desktop and Laptop computers.  The card can also play in most "top-loading" CD players.