Vesica Blog » print https://vesica.ws/blog - Taking museum and art collections to the cloud Wed, 19 Jun 2013 10:27:55 +0000 en hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.2 Export Object Data to Microsoft Word https://vesica.ws/blog/2011/12/export-object-data-to-microsoft-word/ https://vesica.ws/blog/2011/12/export-object-data-to-microsoft-word/#comments Thu, 22 Dec 2011 14:15:53 +0000 admin https://vesica.ws/blog/?p=380 Documenting your collection just became more flexible – with Vesica, you can now print different parts or all of the information about an object to a Word document. It’s a fully-formatted export, and once all the information is in Microsoft Word, you can edit to your heart’s content. From the ability to do further research work, print and file hard copies, collaborate on objects at meetings, or simply export information about a piece into Word to customize and print out labels for exhibitions – in terms of formatting, editing and presenting your data, this new feature lets you do what you need in a tool so many of us have become accustomed to using.

Printing an object to MS Word is easy – you will do exactly what you’ve been doing to print your object information – except now on the window that allows you to choose which sections to print, in addition to a “Print” button you will also see a “Print to Word” button. Just click on this and you’ll be prompted to download the details of your object as a Word document – simple!

Here is a sample link to an object’s data extracted from Vesica as a Microsoft Word document.

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