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Kiss your pre-printed paper good-bye

Press release from the issuing company

Montreal, Canada – Virtual Stationery, an Objectif Lune solution, is perfect for replacing pre-printed paper in companies. In the past year, this solution has proven to be valuable addition with hundreds of users in different sectors including legal and healthcare.

The solution offers simplicity for its users to modify stationery on-the-fly, easily and virtually.

Here’s 5 reasons Virtual Stationery will change your life:

  1. No more paper stock that cannot be edited
  2. No more stock and inventory management
  3. No more manual intervention
  4. No more wastage when it comes to changing letterheads because of changing corporate website, or changing address
  5. No more tray reconfiguration

Only Load Your Trays with Blank Paper

Virtual Stationery stores letterhead designs virtually as PDFs, replacing the need for physical stock. Now, there is no need to load and empty trays with pre-printed stationery, all the users need is blank paper and they can choose the right overlay at the time of printing.

Using PDFs in a centralised interface, Virtual Stationery can run from any Windows application and gives power to an admin to grant access to templates for certain groups in the organisation.

Perfect for companies that frequently send out communications using specific letterheads, need to eliminate human errors due to manual intervention such as paper tray reconfiguration, reduce their pre-printing related costs, and get more flexibility when it comes to corporate branding changes.

Discussion

By William Conger on Feb 25, 2015

This is probably a good thing but I can think of three downsides. The first is color consistency. If your companies brand is important enough you won't want inconsistent letterhead. The second downside is that your logo colors will be printed with process CMYK which can't reproduce many of the colors in your Pantone book. Depending on your letterhead and logo design this could lower the quality. And third, most office printers can't print to the edge of the paper like a printing press so that rules out certain designs and decreases the usable space on the page.

 

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