Re: Print-and-post forms

I like that and also the ones that you can download and fill out and
print.  do you have an url example I can take a look at?

On Sun, 6 Sep 1998, Charles McCathieNevile wrote:

** One of the nicest ways I have found of doing these, for all concerned 
** parties, is to create an HTML form (without a submit button)
** 
** Although it may require a signature, which can only be added by hand (so 
** far as I can figure out) all the other information can be entered in a 
** form on-screen, which allows the use of assistive technology such as 
** screen readers, as well as enabling the writing on the form to be 
** computer generated and legible (assuming people use a legible font on 
** their printer).
** 
** Trying to organise conferences where people handwrite important 
** information in an incomprehensible scrawl made me realise the value of 
** this technique. Having to produce a form which was print-and-post because 
** a cheque or money order had to be mailed made me realise the benefits 
** that it could provide to the people filling in the form.
** 
** Charles McCathieNevile
** 

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