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Lamon Miller, post: 370702, member: 553 wrote: I ran this by FEMA and their response If this was converted by someone other than FEMA, it is not a val...
Lamon Miller, post: 370702, member: 553 wrote: I ran this by FEMA and their response If this was converted by someone other than FEMA, it is not a val...
Lamon Miller, post: 370704, member: 553 wrote: FEMA says if someone other than them released a fillable form, it is not a valid form so use with cauti...
Thanks for the feedback. I'd forgotten about the need to fill unused elevation blanks with N/A so I've changed those from numeric to text fields thro...
LA Stevens, post: 370607, member: 2391 wrote: Thanks for fixing the form Stephen!! It seems to me that the form should not be part of the instruction...
It was bugging me last night that the form was huge because of the instructions that I left in the form. Neither Livecycle or Acrobat would allow me ...
The Pseudo Ranger, post: 370547, member: 18 wrote: It's pretty unbelievable that Steve Ward can modify the form to work perfectly in one day, but FEMA...
Okay Gentleman, give this a try. Fillable Elevation Certificate I was able to use Adobe Live cycle to add image fields for the seal and three photos ...
Someone who wanted to remain anonymous provided me with a form already setup. I'm in the process to tweeking it with image boxes for the seal and the...
You're correct, having more than three points to create the curve causes a smoothed polyline to be drawn through all of the intermediate points betwee...
It's probably drawing 3d polylines. Those will always be segmented. I set my f2f to draw both 2d and 3d polylines on curbs and other items where I n...
Anyone with Adobe Acrobat Pro can turn the form into a fillable form with a few mouse clicks, but it takes a bit longer to tweak it so that it is trul...
Sergeant Schultz, post: 370270, member: 315 wrote: WOW! Isn't that handy? Those people could screw up a junkyard. I feel so much safer knowing they...
R.J. Schneider, post: 369596, member: 409 wrote: They just got more dangerous. (sorry RF, honestly the last snake post/photo..) If I ever step on ...