Posted by JW Tookie Scherder on 3/1/07 10:12am
Msg #177686

Dynamic docs???

Okay, I totally understand e-docs as emailed docs, but yesterday I got thrown a curve ball. I was asked to log onto a site (given a login & password) to retreive docs with Swiftview. In one doc, there was both letter and legal and my printer did not have the ability to switch back and forth automatically. Can anyone explain this to me and what do I do in the future? Is this what is referred to as Dynamic docs?

Reply by jojo_MN on 3/1/07 10:18am
Msg #177687

Dynamic Dox is a website to download documents. If your printer doesn't have two trays, just print all in legal unless the hiring entity tells you otherwise. You will find in this business that you will receive documents from many different websites, using different print utilitities. You can check out PAW's website to download a few of them.

Good luck!

Reply by JW Tookie Scherder on 3/1/07 10:33am
Msg #177692

That helps. Thanks, I guess I need to do a little more research and be better prepared next time.

Reply by Ilona_OH on 3/1/07 11:25am
Msg #177699

DDox,Elynx,Swiftview are a few off the top of the noggin!

Try PAW's wesite. The man is a genius of all you might ever need.

Reply by JW Tookie Scherder on 3/1/07 11:34am
Msg #177701

Seems I need more help.

I can't hide my ignorance any longer... please tell me what the PAW's website is.

Reply by jojo_MN on 3/1/07 11:58am
Msg #177709

Re: Seems I need more help.

Sorry, It is www.pawnotary.com . I assumed you would use the search button to look it up.

Reply by jojo_MN on 3/1/07 12:03pm
Msg #177713

PAW is a very knowledgeable notary on this forum n/m

Reply by JW Tookie Scherder on 3/1/07 12:12pm
Msg #177715

Thanks!

Thanks! I appreciate your help and patience!

Reply by dickb/wi on 3/1/07 2:09pm
Msg #177744

i never print anything on.......

letter size paper....always on legal and in many many years have never had a complaint.....legal can always be cut down to letter if need be, but letter can't be stretched to legal....be sure you go to printers and rt click then choose advanced and then choose legal as the paper size as swift view and some of the others don't give you an option when you hit "print"..........

Reply by MelissaCT on 3/1/07 4:01pm
Msg #177759

Actually, Swiftview DOES give the option, sort of,

to use the predefined size specified by the printer. You can check what size that is within Swiftview & then go into printer properties to make the change, if necessary.

Reply by dickb/wi on 3/1/07 2:10pm
Msg #177745

i never print anything on.......

letter size paper....always on legal and in many many years have never had a complaint.....legal can always be cut down to letter if need be, but letter can't be stretched to legal....be sure you go to printers and rt click then choose advanced and then choose legal as the paper size as swift view and some of the others don't give you an option when you hit "print"..........

Reply by dickb/wi on 3/1/07 2:10pm
Msg #177746

i never print anything on.......

letter size paper....always on legal and in many many years have never had a complaint.....legal can always be cut down to letter if need be, but letter can't be stretched to legal....be sure you go to printers and rt click then choose advanced and then choose legal as the paper size as swift view and some of the others don't give you an option when you hit "print"..........

Reply by dickb/wi on 3/1/07 2:11pm
Msg #177747

sorry don't know what happened..... n/m