

Plain Words’ catalogueworker™ is not just a formatting tool. We create a database of your parts or products (or link to an existing database) and by designing customised routines we enable you to create fully formatted catalogues automatically in minutes.
This is a simple and speedy way to create large catalogues that would otherwise need to be built, fully typeset and formatted. It also caters for multi-currencies, multi-languages and different discount schemes.
catalogueworker offers the following features:
For a real world example of how catalogueworker transformed catalogue production for one of our clients, see the case study in the Plain Words eLetter.
To find out how we can help make your catalogue production process easier and more successful, call us today and ask to speak to a catalogueworker Consultant.
Call us now on +44 (0)1635 202013.
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Plain Words also offers writing skills training that is as individual as your needs.
Want something a little different?
We can tailor a course to suit you.
For more information about this or any of the courses mentioned above, call today and speak to a training consultant.
+44 (0)1635 202013
Catalogueworker
Plain Words House,
1 Curridge Green, Curridge,
Newbury, Berkshire,
RG18 9EA. England.
Writing effective proposals to tight deadlines takes a lot of skill.
If you work in a bid team or have to produce sales proposals or bids under pressure, this one-day course is for you.
It’s packed with insider tips from authors experienced in writing successful bids for major companies. And shows you step-by-step how to create proposals that win.
Discover how to gain maximum impact in minimum time.
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+44 (0)1635 202013
This course is provided by bidworker™, a division of Plain Words which is dedicated to providing bids consultancy, training and software.
For information about our full service visit the Bidworker web site.
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