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QUESTION: Can I use Microsoft Word to print variable-data documents?
ANSWER:
Yes, you can — and it might work quite well if
your print runs are fairly small and if
your documents are relatively simple in design.
But people run into problems when they try to use Microsoft Word for
complex variable-data documents and/or for large print runs. The
problems are:
- Microsoft Word takes a long time to compose the documents
and send the code for the text & graphics to the printer.
In extreme cases, Microsoft Word actually
stops composing documents and hangs.
- The printer takes a long time to print the documents.
- Microsoft Word doesn't provide extensive support for variable graphics.
All of these problems can be solved by using
special software that's
designed for variable-data printing. Such software uses
print-optimization technology
to ensure that variable-data documents can be composed and printed
as fast as possible; it also provides lots of support for using
variable graphics in variable-data documents.
Click
here to learn about
software that's designed specifically for variable-data printing.
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