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Evaluation forms - lesson learned, thought I'd share

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Evaluation forms - lesson learned, thought I'd share

6 years 10 months ago
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I learn the hard way sometimes. I needed to fill out an evaluation for the member I orally evaluated. I opened it up and filled it out... then saved it.. Went to my saved files on computer and opened it and discovered it hadn't saved ANY of what I had typed.. I had to re-do it..
LESSON LEARNED - DOWNLOAD FIRST and open on computer to fill in instead of filling it in from web server.

Thought I'd share just in case any others had experienced same issue.. download FIRST.. then open from computer and fill in.
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Re: Evaluation forms - lesson learned, thought I'd share

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This was covered in Pathways Guides Training, and your district's Pathways Guides should have explained this to each club during Pathways training.

It is a known limitation of the PDFs that is tied to how online PDF viewers work. If you do not download the PDF before completing it electronically, you *might* be able to find the completed PDF in one of the temporary folders on your computer if you are lucky. Typically, your browser has to download a temporary copy of the PDF just to display it, and it puts that temporary copy with your browser or system temporary files somewhere on your computer. (just not obvious where that is)
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