Whether you are creating a simple, one-page letter or longer, more complex reports, Docmosis can help you with: Student reports Class schedules Acceptance letters Curriculum catalogs Student records Research results ... and much more. Docmosis is a method of generating documents based on templates. The driving goal when designing Docmosis was the desire to create templates using tools that people already know, like: Microsoft Word or LibreOffice. Being able to create templates using these well known and richly featured editors means that simple tasks like: Specifying Page Size and Orientation Setting Font, Font-Size, Bold, Italic, Underline, Text Colour Creating Numbered and/or Bullet Lists Creating Headers and Footers Adding Page Numbering and Table of Contents Inserting Tables and Images can be accomplished using features that people are already familiar with. This significantly reduces the time needed to learn a new tool. A Docmosis template is just a normal Microsoft Word or LibreOffice document. The template contains the static, unchanging portions of your document, and any dynamic content that may change – such as names, grades, comments, and so forth – can be represented with easy-to-construct placeholders, as shown below: Examples: <<firstName>>, <<subjectGrade>>, <<teacherComment>> When you generate an education document from the template, Docmosis replaces the placeholders with the data relevant to the recipient of the document. The Docmosis placeholders can be used to: Insert text or images into the: body; headers and footers Inject repeating data in to tables, bullet lists and numbered lists Modify formatting during document generation based on the data Conditionally add or remove any content Dynamically insert images, barcodes or watermarking Perform calculations and format numbers and dates and much more...