FolderMill is working in hundreds of companies that have different document flow routines. We collected here most common situations where unusual tasks found very easy solutions with FolderMill.
Follow these step-by-step instructions to start or stop the FolderMill service or FolderMill Processor on a schedule. To automatically process files at a specific time or day of the week without user interaction, you can set up scheduled printing or file conversion via FolderMill and Windows Task Scheduler or Command Prompt.
Apply TXT files over existing PDF with our special MPDFHelper utility for FolderMill. Prepare a PDF template out of your invoices, sheets, agreement forms or other types of documents and combine them with text files for your business needs.
In FolderMill, you can apply print settings simply by including specific parameters and values in the filename. Change print settings for certain files directly in their filename: number of copies, printer tray, duplex mode, paper type for each document individually.
Need to print files on different printers automatically? Here’s a quick solution to automate this process using a filename filter. Set up FolderMill to send various file types to multiple printers and printer trays with these easy steps.
FolderMill has a handy feature: along with converting files, you can also append various types of documents to an existing multi-page PDF or TIFF file. Learn how to create large PDFs or TIFFs that can be updated over time.
How to print PDF files automatically: tutorial and video instruction. FolderMill is a tool that prints all PDF files as they are arriving to a hot folder, without any human intervention.
Our company have more than 100 branch distributed in all Britain cities and we need to print reports for these branches automatically. Is there a feature to print PDF reports on 100 network printers at a one time?
I need to automate 3 tasks: printing of documents on the office printer, converting text documents to PDF format and converting images to JPG.
I need to automatically print documents users upload to a folder. Additionally, I need to archive all printed documents to PDF. How can I do that?
Every day my colleagues need to print text documentation on the office printer and newly created technical drawings on the plotter. How can I automate this activity?