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5.0
Easy to use, pricing is fair, documents are converted accurately.
What do you like best? Easy to use, pricing is fair, documents are converted accurately. What do you dislike? Nothing at all, it was very user friendly. Recommendations to others considering the product: Use it once and you'll be glad you did. What problems are you solving with the product? What benefits have you realized? No more faxing or scanning documents
Jeff Robison
5.0
Easy to use but comprehensive options for editing.
What do you like best? Easy to use but comprehensive options for editing. Quick and efficient which is important with time sensitive docs and a busy life. Some recent new features tells me the company is progressive. I was having technical difficulties one day and support was responsive. I've tried numerous PDF/Editing programs. and this is by far my favorite. It's web based not some ap that you have to download that later crashes your computer. Can access it from any PC so that helps too. What do you dislike? The price is substantially more that I'd like to see. Takes a bit to save file to PC once done editing. can be a little slow at times but still a reliable tool I use at least weekly if not daily. Something in the $50 range would be delightful and it's well above that currently. Maybe efax for this price I have not used the esign feature yet so maybe will try that given our member benefit program is lapsing. What problems are you solving with the product? What benefits have you realized? Quick way to edit and correct documents. Easy to save and access later. Lots of options for composing sending and revising. I only use basic functions but there are several ways to use this valuable tool beyond the features I use that exceed other competitors.
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5.0
I like being able to edit and/or fill-in .
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Paula Yankauskas
Questions & answers
What should I not add to my baby registry?
21 Things NOT to Put On Your Baby Registry Wipe Warmer. I know, the idea of not waking up your baby in the middle of the night while changing him or her sounds amazing, but it's not that realistic unless your baby is a deep sleeper. Changing Table. Baby Toys. Stuffed Animals. Baby Mittens. Baby Shoes. Sterilizer. Bottle Warmer.
What should you not miss on a baby registry?
Most Overlooked Baby Registry Items Parent organizer. When you're walking your little one around you're going to want quick access to the essentials: your phone, some cash, your beverage, and extra pacifiers. Diaper bag/backpack. Pumping Bra. Crib Mattress. Takeout gift certificates. Car seat arm pad. Stroller mittens.
How many items should I have on my baby registry?
As a general rule, baby registries typically have 100 to 120 items. This number covers everything that you will need once the baby arrives. However, you can always add more or less products to your list as you would like to.
How early should I create a baby registry?
You can technically start registering for baby at any time, but most moms-to-be start at around 12 weeks. That may seem early, but building a baby registry can take some work. And trust us, it takes longer than you think to weed out what you want from what you need.
At what week should you start a registry?
Some parents start a registry toward the end of the first trimester, while others wait until they're a bit further along. Some parents kick off their registry shortly after finding out about baby but wait to begin adding items to it until around the 20 week mark, which is right around when the anatomy scan takes place.
When should I put out my registry?
Do Register Ahead of Time. Complete your registry 4 to 6 months before the wedding. This will give guests time to purchase gifts for the big day, and will ensure that gifts are also accessible ahead of your bridal shower.
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