I just added Quickoffice and SignNow to my iPad and edited, commented on, and signed a document from my Google Drive. This is a cool way to access documents on a mobile device. I never really thought about the fact you couldn't before, but oh well it might come in handy. It could also be useful for students who have access to an iPad but not a laptop. It's also good to be reminded of the versatility of shared documents, trackable editing, and comments.
I have gone through the process of printing, signing, and scanning documents in the past for distance paperwork and would have loved to have the SignNow option. Perhaps it will come in handy in the future... maybe even in the near future as I help my mother with her taxes.
These were interesting, handy, easy to use apps.
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I'd love to hear if you did end up using one of these apps to file taxes. I don't know that I would've thought of that idea :)
The tax preparer sent a paper copy and a stamped envelope, so I did it that way.
Just in case you saw my previous post that I deleted... Autocorrect put in pathetic tax preparer...I want to be clear that we have full confidence in and appreciate our tax preparer!
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