Brochet develops Microsoft Word and PowerPoint features and templates. The key benefits are:
Saves time and money - faster and more efficient production of documents. Regular users produce documents in less time and spend more time on content rather than layout.
Improves a company's image with its clients - ordinary users consistently produce professional, branded tenders, new business proposals, reports and client documentation demonstrating the company's commitment to quality and attention to detail.
Easy to use - intuitive and straightforward. No need to learn complex instructions in Word and requires little or no training.
Accurate implementation of your brand guidelines - precise, well crafted implementation of supplied visuals, typically from designers' InDesign or Quark Express layouts.
Low impact on IT - no new software required, digitally signed code (VBA, Visual Studio, XML), very limited demand on IT resources.
Smooth integration with document management systems.
As a way of illustrating what we mean we have prepared a video clip showing a simple, automated Microsoft Word letter template in use: youtube template video
Office 2010 Our first client is pilot testing and training for their Office 2010 roll out in July 2010.
Litho printing and Microsoft Word Can you use Microsoft Word for large print runs which need to be printed litho? See link to a brief article on the topic.
Microsoft Office 2010 beta - March 2010
We have taken an initial look at the beta version of Microsoft Office 2010. The focus of the changes seems to be greater interaction with other users across networks and the internet, plus increased functionality in all of the packages.
It does not appear to be the step change that happened between Microsoft Office 2003 to Office 2007. A basic test of our 2007 Word templates show that they work without any issues. So we are not expecting cients to have to updgrade their templates when they move to Office 2010.
For more information you can go to the Microssoft page at