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Topic Title: Fillable PDF certs Topic Summary: Created On: 24 September 2012 09:43 PM Status: Post and Reply |
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Just seen it. Don't worry bout it mate. Just get some good use out of em.
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Well Adobe allowed me to set up an account and download CS3 this morning, no messing, using exactly the same details as I was trying to use yesterday!, flippin' interwebby!............
------------------------- Those who make no mistakes do very little work!!...... |
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Rutts, if you ever go to a meet that i'm at, you will be well beered...
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Hi,
Just seen this thread and got to say a big thank you! Supurb work. This is seriously tempting me to bin my tysoft software. |
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It still irks me that Tysoft do not add the relevent regulation number to the items listed in the schedule of items inspected! When I asked them why not they said that its not on the NICEIC forms they copied from .....grrrr
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Thanks for this should make life easier.
Rod |
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Excellent , a lot of work gone into this, thank you.
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Hi Rutts,
Excellent work it's great the work you've put in to achieve this. I'm going to be really cheeky and ask you how it is possible for me to modify the documents. I work in a design house and we often have to send out the certificates with a separate box for the designer to sign would this be an easy thing for me to add. Thanks, Dave |
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Hi Dave,
Livecycle designer is the program used to create and modify them. I believe, if it's only a small change you are making, that you can download a trial version for free. If you look some of the other posters have done this to add business headers, etc. |
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I have been running these through their paces over the past couple of weeks for Rutts. We have the most bizarre text exchange. doing some now as it happens.
They are, without a shadow of doubt better than T***ft and as you would expect, considerably better than the IET downloadables. These are certificates for real electricians who understand their own numbers. They behave just like a spread sheet so some of the functions from spread sheets apply. The more I use them the more clever I see they are. There is no auto calculation so, if your Zs does not actually equal Ze + R1+R2, then you can still write it in and not have to jump through hoops. If you don't know what max Zs is then go away and learn about it because these are not going to spoon feed you things which you should know. Proper certs for proper testers. Give yourself some time for the first set and play with the buttons and functions and zoom. Do your first set on a large zoom. make sure you have blue and black ink topped up and away you go. These are already my preferred certificates and I have a choice of four. Thank you Rutts. I think you'd be able to sell these on the normal market or perhaps the IET would be interested in your skills. Zs ------------------------- 'The desk is a dangerous place from which to view the world.' John Le Carre |
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Downloaded these and going to try them out. Downloaded livecycle to add our logo and take out the napit box. Thanks to the OP for all there hard work.
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Savcab. I thought I'd put a NAPIT free version on here? Also if you hover your pointer on the top of the certs and where the NAPIT box used to be there are boxes to add your own logo and, should you require it, scheme membership logo. Obviously I know this doesn't suit everyone but they're are there. It should all be in the read me on the first post. Apologies if you've read it already.
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I have been running these through their paces over the past couple of weeks for Rutts. We have the most bizarre text exchange. doing some now as it happens. They are, without a shadow of doubt better than T***ft and as you would expect, considerably better than the IET downloadables. These are certificates for real electricians who understand their own numbers. They behave just like a spread sheet so some of the functions from spread sheets apply. The more I use them the more clever I see they are. There is no auto calculation so, if your Zs does not actually equal Ze + R1+R2, then you can still write it in and not have to jump through hoops. If you don't know what max Zs is then go away and learn about it because these are not going to spoon feed you things which you should know. Proper certs for proper testers. Give yourself some time for the first set and play with the buttons and functions and zoom. Do your first set on a large zoom. make sure you have blue and black ink topped up and away you go. These are already my preferred certificates and I have a choice of four. Thank you Rutts. I think you'd be able to sell these on the normal market or perhaps the IET would be interested in your skills. Zs Don't forget although these are printable one of the reasons I created them was to move away from printing certs. Printing them with Primo as an electronic file (or whatever your preferred software is) saves ink, paper, postage and time. Sending them electronically automatically gives you a date and time stamp in your sent e-mail folder. Plus you don't have to have mountains of paperwork stored away in filling cabinets. |
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Just back on and managed to get the napit free one and add logos.playing around with it after todays work
edit to add on EIC cert page 3 the drop down boxes have a tick and a n/a i cant enter an x for a fail on my drop down menu thanks again for all your efforts. ;-) Edited: 21 October 2012 at 10:35 PM by savcab |
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The certs are based on the BGB. On the schedule of inspections there is no longer a cross or a LIM. On a Schedule of inspections for new installation work it should only be a N/A or a tick.
Unless you're installing work that won't pass an EICR. |
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lol, better qualify the request.
we were asked to quote for replacement of a tp&n db following another firm installing 3 phase sockets and not being able to get 3 phase mcbs as they are obsolete. long story short on removal of db we found fibre optic,CCTV and alarm cables in the same compartment of the trunking at the db so no segregation. therefore failing and requiring attention as some of this is new and there are politics involved and I want to make sure I cover myself. |
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Savcab
check your PM mucker. |
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cheers
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Hello
Do you know if it possible to use these certs with a blackberry. PlayBook I have tried and downloaded the software recommended Or does anybody know of word or excel ones as I can use it think they work on the playbook Thanks |
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Hi,
I wouldn't know if they work on Blackberry. They don't work on Android. I don't think they work on I-phones either. You'd have to speak to someone who's tried on a Blackberry. I don't even know what the OS is on a Blackberry. I personally don't have any word certs any more since I started using these. Sorry. |
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