Canada Forms

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What do you like best? It helps me to create templates for reuse. What do you dislike? Fonts are hard to match when inserting wording. Recommendations to others considering the product: Much easier for documents than in design. What problems are you solving with the product? What benefits have you realized? Recreating documents/leases that are time consuming if I have to retype them.

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