I have designed a letterhead in Ai (CS5). I want to make it a templete for Word 2010.
Currently, I am writing all letters in Ai and making them a PDF. It would be easier in Word.
What is the best/cleanest way to create letterhead artwork to be used on a Word template?
Right now I'm just creating, copying and pasting, but it seems there must be a more professional way. InDesign, or is Illustrator OK?
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