Sep 22, 2026

Zevrix Solutions announces BatchOutput DOC 3, a milestone upgrade to the company's output automation tool for Microsoft Word. BatchOutput solves the problem of batch exporting to PDF and printing from Office on the Mac market.
Toronto, Ontario Sep 22, 2026 (Issuewire.com) - Zevrix Solutions today releases BatchOutput DOC 3, a milestone upgrade for its output automation solution for Microsoft Word on macOS. The sole batch processing option available for Word on Apple systems, BatchOutput DOC enables users to automate PDF exports and printing operations. It addresses a key issue for Word users: the time-consuming manual effort required to process multiple documents, such as contracts, reports, or manuscripts, by handling these tasks in bulk to reduce overall time spent.
The upgrade adds compatibility with the just-released macOS 27 Golden Gate. The upgrade required a major rewrite of certain app functions in order to address several bugs introduced by Apple in the new system. In addition, BatchOutput DOC was rebuilt as a Silicon-native application, which ensures compatibility with future macOS versions and Mac models.
"There are times when I have massive amounts of Word documents that need to be converted to PDF for the courses that I teach," says Ronald Bellamy who teaches Biology and Chemistry at NorthStar Academy in Edmonton, Canada. "BatchOutput DOC has been a very useful and timesaving tool."
BatchOutput DOC extends beyond simple batch printing to support professional PDF production straight from Word. Users gain direct control over advanced options, including:
-Print and export multiple Microsoft Word files to PDF
-Save individual pages as separate PDF files
-Create variable PDF file names using date, user name, page number, and other values
-Downsample and compress images to reduce PDF file size
-Adjust and convert PDF colors using Quartz filters
-Encrypt and password-protect PDF files
BatchOutput DOC is part of the Zevrix BatchOutput family of products, which also includes output automation solutions for Microsoft Excel, PowerPoint, Adobe InDesign, and PDF workflows.
Pricing and Availability:
BatchOutput DOC can be purchased for US$19.95 from the Zevrix Solutions website as well as from authorized resellers and the Mac App Store. A trial is also available for download. The upgrade $10 for licensed users of earlier versions. BatchOutput DOC requires macOS 10.9-27.x and Microsoft Office 365 or Word 2019 and later.
About Zevrix Solutions
Located in Toronto, Canada, Zevrix Solutions provides productivity solutions for Adobe Creative Cloud software, PDF and graphic file diagnostics, file delivery and Microsoft Office on macOS. Zevrix Solutions makes it easier for professionals to achieve more while doing less by automating their everyday tasks, producing error-free documents, saving disk space and cutting down on production costs. For more info, visit www.zevrix.com.



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