Re: Using PSF and IBM's Printing value pack (PPK)

[Pat Barber <mboceanside@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

It shouldn't take very long using some sort of tool. I have done it the
hard way in a couple of days, so the learning curve is really on the
package. I'm not familar with PPK, but PSF printing isn't too bad,
"unless" you are using some wierd printer. A "native" IPDS printer
will certainly cut down on the learning curve, but it can be done
with one of the cheaper PC printers and HPT.

KirkG@PacInfoSys.com wrote:
>
> Let's assume you are already printing checks, W2s etc on an impact printer
> on preprinted checks and forms. Now you decide to convert to laser
> printing on blank paper stock. Any guesstimates on how many hours per form
> to design and implement? How about the first form vs the last (ie learning
> curve)?
>