Sentences with phrase «keeping hard copies»

Keeping hard copies of letters to creditors or collectors can be helpful if you're sued by your creditor and you need to attend the court hearing or reply to a court summons.

Keep hard copies of hard - won qualifications, and be sure to do the renewals and continued education that keeps them current even if you don't anticipate an immediate need for them.

:) I wonder how many people keep hard copies these days.

Check to see that things have been updated as agreed; if they haven't, you can send a copy of your agreement with the collections agency (keep the hard copies) to the credit bureaus.

Consider keeping a hard copy and an electronic copy of this file.

Like my stock brokerage statements, I also keep hard copies of my year - end statement in my file cabinet.

I think keeping a hard copy of your tips will be an added advantage for a solo traveler.

Always keep hard copies of your passport, visa, credit / debit cards, driver's license and medical insurance.

Mostly paperless because, in my practice area, there are some original documents I have to keep, and I always keep any hard copies given to me by my clients.

I tend to disagree with the idea that storing data in the cloud is inherently unsafe and that to maintain security it is always better to keep hard copies.

Keep a hard copy to have on hand for during or after an interview.

Keep a hard copy of each cover letter so you know exactly what you wrote in each one.

Always keep a hard copy of your Resume.

While you may keep numbers in your cellphone, it's smart to keep a hard copy of key contacts in your home.

Keep hard copies in your safe, including financial records, insurance documents, passports, and irreplaceable keepsakes.

It won't take very long for a criminal or a terrorist to figure out who reported him since we are required to keep a hard copy of FINTRAC reports in our files.

Luckily, I keep my hard copy with me at all times.)

Not exact matches

Eventually, they were worried about things like computer processing of data, which back then was basically showing up to a warehouse with a bunch of computer hard drives in your trunk and asking to have the hard drives processed: can the data processing center actually keep copies of that data?

I love having a hard copy book that I keep right next to my Vitamix.

If the hard copies are more than one sheet, tape the punched edges with package - sealing tape to keep it all together properly.

Being 57 I can use the online opportunities but would prefer hard copies to make notes and keep track of where I have been.

Whether your recipes come from a favourite blog, book, magazine or website, here's my suggestion: have a hard copy of each and keep them close at hand when you're cooking a big meal.

We loved it so much that we have hard copies of the book for the kids which we will be keeping for the future.

O'Donnell said some senior figures were determined to keep receiving hard copies of newspaper clippings about their work, even though cheaper options were available.

* Keep a Love Me folder — hard copy or in Outlook as appropriate.

I love to keep all my favorites in hard copies in a simple place that I will always remember.

If you keep them in email or on a hard drive, take a few minutes to separate them into folders or delete copies you no longer need.

Make hard copies of everything the dating scammer gave or sent to you, and keep them in a file or binder for safe keeping.

1) Keep graduate school hard copy materials in one place.

You might have bookmarked resources on the laptop that you leave at home or hard copies of student contact information that you keep at school.

Any hard copies of CARS - related records containing PII at DOT, NHTSA and contractor portal locations are kept in file folders locked in secure file cabinets during non-duty hours.

I'm not so hard up these days, but the main thing that keeps me from heading to the comic shop or ordering physical copies online is that I can't do that a 2 in the morning.

Baen Books is the only close to big publisher who I know is doing it right: all e-books are sold at a maximum price of $ 6.00, the author gets more dollars out of that price than he does out of the hard copy sales, and there's no DRM locking the text down and keeping the user from moving what he has purchased to whatever platform he wants to put it on.

I always encourage authors to consider all formats (hard copy, eBook, and audiobook) of their product as they bring it to market and then keep it floating.

I think I'd stick to other book promotion vehicles, such as media appearances and blogging, and keep readers purchasing hard copies of the book.

If the author chooses a combination of self - published hard copies to go along with the digital download, which self - publishing imprint will he select, one that charges up front but awards almost all of the royalties to the writer, or one that does not charge an initial fee but keeps a slightly larger percentage of every sale?

Even when I love a book on my Kindle I buy the hard copy to keep on hand.

They said there is no way to have fully translated printed editions that can keep up with the Japanese magazine and that continued publication of the graphic novels still allows readers to own the hard copy books.

Adobe may be trying its best to skirt the issue of crazy high prices in Australia, but it's going to be hard as long as news outlets keep pointing out that it is actually cheaper to fly to the US and pick up a copy of Adobe CS6 than it is to stay in Australia and buy it there.

Keep in mind that ebook readers expect much more in terms of flexibility and compatibility, therefore formatting your work as an ebook should remain a completely different task from formatting it as a hard copy.

It's a good idea to keep receipts of all major purchases and an inventory of all your possessions (a hard copy list and pictures or videotape) in a safety deposit box.

It's worth pointing out, that there is no real hard requirement to keep original paper copies of much of anything tax related.

That's why having clear language in your adoption contract is important, have a legal advisor look over your contract before starting adoptions, keep digital and hard copies of the contract on hand, and you are set.

The service works by essentially keeping all resources stolen by your opponent on your base, and then simply handing the rival identical copies of their hard - earned resources.

I've thought about going to the public library and requesting the original hard copy temp records being kept.

Keep a record of every phone call you make or receive regarding the accident — names, supervisor's names, dates, and times — and make hard copies of any email correspondence.

Recognizing that «effective websites are updated and changed regularly, perhaps even daily,» the Utah Bar considers electronic copies of each web page to satisfy the two - year record - keeping requirement, as retaining a hard copy of each update may not be efficient or practical.

Despite recognizing that «websites are updated frequently,» compliance with North Carolina's record - keeping rules require that you retain a hard copy of the website and a record of when and where it was used for two years.

Most importantly, it is easy enough to use that you should be able to burn a copy to CD and send it home with your client (with an external hard drive for the image file) so that they can make the hard drive image themselves, which keeps you out of the chain of evidence.

If the company has significantly changed the site, terms of service, etc. since the time the user registered, and doesn't keep any copies of old versions around, and admits this, they'll have a hard time enforcing an agreement (as they can't produce a copy of it).