Sentences with phrase «whatever kind of document»

The Perfection V370 has highly customizable settings to accurately scan whatever kind of document you need including the options to scan in grayscale, black and white or full color, back light correction, dust removal, and adjustable brightness / contrast, color levels, etc..

Not exact matches

Every school officer shall turn over to his or her successor or successors in office, on retiring, all books, papers, documents, records, funds, money, and property of whatever kind which the officer may have acquired, received, and held by virtue of his or her office and shall take full receipt for them from his or her successor and shall make in correct form all reports required by the state.

Whereas with the Kobo you can access just about any kind of document, book, whatever.

Those types of CBT files don't contain comic book images, of course, but will instead contain some kind of document or media data and will only work with whatever tool created it.

«If they are having this kind of struggle in finding a credible way of explaining The Pause in the summary document, what kind of struggle will they be having in explaining their latest predictive plots — whatever those will eventually look like?»

One of the great problems for those living in the UK has always been its somewhat random approach to administration, veering between nonchalance and mercilessness, so that a migrant is typically not required to do any kind of paperwork in order to get on with their life, but should they for whatever reason actually need to prove that they have been resident for the past years will be faced with inflexible demands that they document every weekend away, every job and home, and almost every pizza that they have ordered.

I also kind of — I like to call it a poor man's document assembly or document origination program because you don't have to have — you can get some of the benefits of those more expensive and comprehensive programs with this little tool that just kind of lives on your desktop and you just enter the characters and the beauty of it and what makes it I think better than just using the Microsoft Word equivalent is that you can use it — it's cross-platform, so you can use it in any software package that you happened to be running, like if you're in Clio or whatever your timekeeping software is, if you've got the shortcuts set up properly in TextExpander you can use it in your time entries and it will carry — it will expand the text literally to fit the criteria that you set forth and that will greatly cut down on your time spent entering time.