Re: PRINTED FORMS (Was RE: Applications)

Hold on some companies require Hard copies of stuff
and it is not really the Webmasters fault or lack of
knowledge.. Also some companies like the one I work
for monitor incomiong and out going traffic and would
rather you not e-mail much.. Thye also try to cu tback
the traffic and bandwidth for many other reasons.. the
option of mailing Snail mail vers E- mail save Via a
potntional virus to a delicate network as well as
traffic via the web.. Also Shows us the though of both
are there and shows iot was thought out very well..
Snide comments show us nother more then an Nonthought
out comment based on your opion not reality and
reality is there are millions of com[anies out there
that do not want to waist there time with a crap load
of e-mail only take serious mail to the bank...


--- "Villano, Paul" <VillanoP(at)usachcs-emh1.army.mil>
wrote:
> I've got to tell you that printing online forms to
> mail is one of my pet
> peeves.  I can't see the point of having a form
> online if the data can't be
> sent online.  To me, that just shows poor site
> management or lack of skill
> on the webmaster's part.  If you want me to have the
> convenience of an
> online form, provide a means for me to submit the
> data online otherwise it
> defeats the purpose.  Just giving me a .pdf form I
> can print and mail is
> frustrating.
> 
> I ran into this in my personal life just in the past
> few weeks when a school
> I was applying for had an online application. 
> Wonderful.  Then I get a
> phone call from the assistant director of admissions
> telling me "We got your
> online application...Now we're going to send you
> (all sorts of) forms by
> (snail) mail!"   So why bother with the online
> form???
> 
> Growl. 
> 
> Paul
> -- to the glory of GOD and the greater good 
> 
> 


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