Purchasers of PrintBox ticket blanks can email a completed file to PrintBox, which will then format the file and return it to the user for printing. Both the light and the full product are available at no charge. Up to 400 ticket blanks are available at no charge to non-profits. It also includes specialties such as place cards that know where guests are supposed to sit. Word 97 was the first version of Word to introduce features that make these products possible.
Most products are extremely compact, and can be stored on disk if desired.
As proofing tools, the PrintBox modules will allow a user to crystallize her thoughts, often creating the exact look desired before the job is commercially printed. Proof approval is often a long and expensive process when using outside vendors for design and typography. Other short-run jobs, such as wedding invitations, and personal business cards, can be designed and fully printed on the user's desktop printer. PrintBox is a U.S. developer of software modules hosted by Microsoft Word for Windows, and a convertor of papers for desktop printing. Other products include modules for ticket printing, forms, and business cards.