Printing fake tickets

Hi Matt,

 

I haven’t tested this but in theory you could:

 

·         Print your standard address label to a file, using a fake BOCA

·         Open the file in Notepad and copy the data

·         In Word create a mail merge adding your merge elements where the name and address details should be

·         Merge from a list

·         Print the text file to your BOCA

 

Good Luck!

 

Gary

 

 

 

Ah, creativity!  I'm assuming your devo dept wants the customer's info on the ticket?  B/c otherwise you could just build a test event, sell everything as a comp to one order, and then print it all.

Otherwise, I got nothin'... but I look forward to hearing what others suggest.

Hi, This is a fun one.

Our development department wants to do a mailing that includes a fake ticket in the window of the envelope.

Is there a way to output demographic info for a list to a ticket in the absence of an order? If so, how do you do it???

 

Thanks,

Matt

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Hi Gary,

 

Thanks for responding. Unfortunately I don’t feel like I am following what you’re saying. So, I take the file created in step one (which would be a .prn file, correct?), copy it, and paste it into a text file?

Then I merge the text file I just made into a Word merge. Then am I supposed to save the word merge results as a separate .prn file and try to print that through the Boca? Does that sound right? Sorry, I guess I haven’t had sufficient coffee today…

 

Best regards,

Matt

 

 

 

Hi Matt,

 

I haven’t tested this but in theory you could:

 

·        Print your standard address label to a file, using a fake BOCA

·        Open the file in Notepad and copy the data

·        In Word create a mail merge adding your merge elements where the name and address details should be

·        Merge from a list

·        Print the text file to your BOCA

 

Good Luck!

 

Gary

 

 

 

Ah, creativity!  I'm assuming your devo dept wants the customer's info on the ticket?  B/c otherwise you could just build a test event, sell everything as a comp to one order, and then print it all.

Otherwise, I got nothin'... but I look forward to hearing what others suggest.

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Hi Matt,

 

Its late in the day here so I may not be making too much sense. I have a print to file BOCA set up which I set to text, then I can open it in Notepad, change some data and print. So I think you have understood me, or I have got really confused…

 

 

Hi Gary,

 

Thanks for responding. Unfortunately I don’t feel like I am following what you’re saying. So, I take the file created in step one (which would be a .prn file, correct?), copy it, and paste it into a text file?

Then I merge the text file I just made into a Word merge. Then am I supposed to save the word merge results as a separate .prn file and try to print that through the Boca? Does that sound right? Sorry, I guess I haven’t had sufficient coffee today…

 

Best regards,

Matt

 

 

 

Hi Matt,

 

I haven’t tested this but in theory you could:

 

·         Print your standard address label to a file, using a fake BOCA

·         Open the file in Notepad and copy the data

·         In Word create a mail merge adding your merge elements where the name and address details should be

·         Merge from a list

·         Print the text file to your BOCA

 

Good Luck!

 

Gary

 

 

 

Ah, creativity!  I'm assuming your devo dept wants the customer's info on the ticket?  B/c otherwise you could just build a test event, sell everything as a comp to one order, and then print it all.

Otherwise, I got nothin'... but I look forward to hearing what others suggest.

Hi, This is a fun one.

Our development department wants to do a mailing that includes a fake ticket in the window of the envelope.

Is there a way to output demographic info for a list to a ticket in the absence of an order? If so, how do you do it???

 

Thanks,

Matt

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