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No more printing and filling out forms by hand.
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I used to be able to upload a signature from an iPhone photo, and it could be placed on a document in a way that it look like it was written there, and not a pasted photo. I liked this and cannot seem to do this anymore.
What problems are you solving with the product? What benefits have you realized?
It's amazing how many forms still need to be filled out by hand in this age of tech and no typewriters. Printing documents, hand writing, then rescanning to a recipient is messy, time consuming and wastes ink and paper. Besides, make a mistake, and you need to start over with a new form. And don't get me started with "white out." PDFiller streamlines all this and results in a very neat, professional looking document. I do lots of contracts, and don't always get red-line drafts to work with. I can use PDFiller do do red-lining (word-processing changes to early drafts) and send them right back to the counter-parts. Then with the final draft the PDFiller signature feature allows me to initial or sign, and send - again without printing/rescanning. Since for many transactions e-transmitted signatures, as opposed to "wet" signatures, has become standard and legally acceptable the process is now a breeze. And if I still have to go back for further revisions the prior versions are all saved in PDFiller.
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What is a proofreader called?
Careful reading (and rereading) of a (yet to be finally-printed) document, to detect any errors in spelling, punctuation, or grammar. Every author knows that (despite the spelling checking abilities of modern word processors) a human proofreader is indispensable. Also called proofing.
What does a proofreader do?
What does a Proofreader do? Proofreaders will check documents for simple and complex errors. Spelling mistakes and grammar errors cannot be in an article when it goes out for publication. Errors can impact the integrity of a publication.
What are the duties of a proofreader?
Proofreader Duties and Responsibilities Proofreaders do exactly what their job title suggests: they proofread materials for spelling, grammar, punctuation, syntax, usage, consistency, and brand voice. Proofreaders review and markup written work, such as marketing materials (brochures and flyers) and internal documents.
What is the difference between an editor and a proofreader?
Editing and proofreading are different jobs and are designed for different stages of the revision process. Editing provides an opportunity to make your writing better, whilst proofreading is a final check to ensure perfection before publication.
Is proofreading a good career?
If you have a fairly good command of spelling and grammar rules and have time to read, you're good to go. A degree in English is a plus, but not always necessary. Editing jobs come at many levels. There are the simple proofreading gigs, where all you have to do is spell-check and punctuation-check.
What is the difference between a proofreader and an editor?
Proofreading focuses on correcting superficial errors in spelling, grammar, syntax, punctuation, and formatting. While editing includes all steps involved in proofreading, the focus is on making changes that make an article easier to understand, better organized, and more suitable for the audience.
What do you call a proofreader?
Editing, proofreading (also called proofing), and copy editing are often assumed to be the same thing but they're not. In publishing, it's typically understood that a document that has been edited will still need to be proofed.
What comes first proofreading or editing?
Editing comes first. Proofreading is the last step, the final word by word review, to ensure there are no lingering errors that might have been missed during editing. Editing comes first. The editing process could result in structural changes, rewrites and the addition or removal of some content.
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