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Laurie Seubert, Allied ASID
2020-02-06
What do you like best?
PDFfiller is a great way for me to pre-fill documents that I use on a regular basis for my clients. By having as many fields clearly completed as possible, transactions that may have been held up due to illegible or missing information can be processed much more quickly. Clients also appreciate not having to do as much work! I also like the fact that I can use a social media signin for PDFfiller instead of having to create a separate user ID and password. It's one less thing that I have to remember.
What do you dislike?
Sometimes, I get frustrated by the "auto-detect" feature that highlights an entire line of a form. I'd rather use the text insertion feature and place text where I want it rather than have to edit the whole line. The other frustrating thing is having to make sure you're logged out on one computer before using it on another device in the office!
Recommendations to others considering the product:
I recommend PDFfiller without hesitation, with one caveat: only one sign-in is allowed at a time per user. If you use multiple computers at your place of employment, make sure you're signed out of PDFfiller on one computer before trying to sign on with the other. It will save you some aggravation. This is especially frustrating if you use the program on a desktop and a laptop and forget to sign out of the desktop computer before bringing the laptop home to work remotely. I did do a lot of research before deciding to invest in PDFfiller, and after my due diligence was hard-pressed to find an option with all of the features that I needed and at a price point that I felt was affordable. For the money, PDFfiller is a great investment for offices looking for ease and convenience with pre-filling forms. The learning curve is not very steep, and there is a lot of functionality for adding features besides text: check/"x" in specific boxes, highlighting, erasing, etc. I have used all of those features with little to no difficulty. Erasing is a bit of a science, with some trial and error involved in determining the exact size of the eraser needed for the job. Being able to move inserted text around easily and increase or decrease the font size as needed is a very helpful feature, especially if you want to call attention to certain pieces of information or make them stand out from the rest of the document. While I have not used the signature feature very often, I have found it to be useful in the rare instances that I have needed it. I have a copy of my signature saved in PDFfiller, which makes it very easy to insert a signature field into documents. Clients also appreciate this feature as well.
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PDFfiller is making it a lot easier for me to personalize and email forms to my clients, improving their service experience and saving me time and trouble. It's a huge convenience for me and much appreciated by clients whose handwriting is less than clear! The biggest benefit to me is having a library of frequently used documents that I can pull up on the fly, make adjustments and edits to a few fields, and have a new document ready to go in a matter of minutes. I've also been able to add information in the "white spaces" of forms I have created in the past, to include client-specific text, contact information and other items.
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2019-01-29
Experience of using PDFfiller Great! Accessible on my phone and laptop. I can work pretty much anywhere. The customer service could be better and help things. I would like a direct line to expedite matters and had to reach out in email.
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Insert one 'tab' between the speaker name and the spoken dialogue as you transcribe the recording. Insert a line break between each paragraph as you transcribe the recording. Bold each speaker label as you transcribe the recording.
Step 1: Listen to the whole recording before you transcribe. Step 2: Transcribe a first rough draft. Step 3: Revisit the transcript and edit. Step 4: Format it to your needs.
Listen to the full recording. Some recordings can be complex. Estimate how much time you'll need. Select the proper tools. Write a draft first. Use short-cuts. Proofread your draft. Format the transcript.
Step 1: Transcription Font. Open Windows Start Menu. Step 2: Spacing and Indenting. Click on Page Layout then go to an area named Indent. Step 3: Headers and Footers. Click on Insert then Header. Step 4: AutoCorrect Features. Click the Main Menu tab. Step 5: Save as a Transcription Template.
Write the name of the interviewer, interviewee, time, date and location, where it took place. Interviews are generally in question and answer format. Transcribe each and every word. Insert a paragraph in between whenever an interviewee makes a new idea. After finishing the initial draft, listen to the tape again.
According to MLA style, an interview that you conduct should be included on the Works Cited page. List the interview by the name of the interviewee. Include the descriptor “Personal interview” and the date of the interview, as in the following example: Billion, Billy.
Capture EVERY word (don't paraphrase) Many transcriptionists have the habit of paraphrasing statements to convey the general idea of what is being said rather than typing the exact words. Don't leave out non-verbal communication. Catch those fillers and false starts. Note external sounds.
If there is a lengthy pause, write it as [pause]. Most brief pauses will not require the indication of a pause. Instead of typing [pause], using ., or, use a comma, which is used to indicate slight pauses in speech. Identify all nonverbal communication, such as pauses, laughter, crying, sighing, and so on.
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