# Does FloristWare automate printing?

My current system makes me select the printer, paper source etc. Every time it needs to print something I'm confronted with a dialog box and have to make multiple clicks.

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- Posted at: over 10 years ago
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## Comments
### Comment 1

FloristWare recognizes several different print job types (worksheets, enclosure cards, reports, receipt slips, etc.) and allows you to enter your printing preferences for each. For example you can specify in your settings that worksheets should go to a particular printer and paper source, and invoices should go to another. FloristWare remembers these settings and prints automatically so you don't have to deal with a print dialog box.

These settings are unique to each station. That means that you also get to configure each work station to send job types to specific printers and paper sources.

You can also override these settings. If for example you wanted to choose a different printer or paper source it's very easy – just hold down the shift key to force the print dialog to display, and make whatever selections you like.

It is a very difficult thing for us to build but florists love it. There is so much printing going on, even in a small flower shop, that this kind of automation is vital.

##### Comment Metadata
- Posted at: over 9 years ago
- Author title: Software developer and creator of the FloristWare POS/CRM system for retail florists.




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