Competition Applications

[bballkid2592]

Why don't all competition committees release an application where you can type in the information for the application? It makes it so easy for those who apply and it makes it easier for the committee as well. Plus you save paper.

 

[KingGeorge]

or how about a bhangra circuit "common application"

 

[siddyp]

or how about a bhangra circuit "common application"

goood idea. but each competition has its own rules/regs, how many ppl can be on a roster etc. it is a solid idea tho.

bballkid, if the app is in a word doc then you can write in it. if it's a pdf, then click on forms, then add/edit fields. let adobe detect the forms and you're golden

 

[Mukandpuria]

or how about a bhangra circuit "common application"

goood idea. but each competition has its own rules/regs, how many ppl can be on a roster etc. it is a solid idea tho.

bballkid, if the app is in a word doc then you can write in it. if it's a pdf, then click on forms, then add/edit fields. let adobe detect the forms and you're golden

basically all the apps are ripped of each other. copy and past baby.

 

[bballkid2592]

or how about a bhangra circuit "common application"

it would be so much easier that way. Just make one application for the entire year and you apply to all of the ones your interested in.

or how about a bhangra circuit "common application"

goood idea. but each competition has its own rules/regs, how many ppl can be on a roster etc. it is a solid idea tho.

bballkid, if the app is in a word doc then you can write in it. if it's a pdf, then click on forms, then add/edit fields. let adobe detect the forms and you're golden

interesting...im surprised i didnt come across that. and thats true...so many applications have the same exact pages except with different logos haha

 

[rajkaran]

or how about a bhangra circuit "common application"

goood idea. but each competition has its own rules/regs, how many ppl can be on a roster etc. it is a solid idea tho.

bballkid, if the app is in a word doc then you can write in it. if it's a pdf, then click on forms, then add/edit fields. let adobe detect the forms and you're golden

How do you do this on Preview on Macs? I can't seem to figure it out

 

[bballkid2592]

or how about a bhangra circuit "common application"

goood idea. but each competition has its own rules/regs, how many ppl can be on a roster etc. it is a solid idea tho.

bballkid, if the app is in a word doc then you can write in it. if it's a pdf, then click on forms, then add/edit fields. let adobe detect the forms and you're golden

How do you do this on Preview on Macs? I can't seem to figure it out

I don't think you can do it through the preview. And actually...the form detection stuff doesn't always work on all applications. I found this online...its really good for the applications and whatever else kind of text editing you need for PDFs.
http://www.iceni.com/infix.htm

Idk if it works on macs though..it said something along the lines of: if you can use microsoft word, you can use it. I don't know if they meant that if ur intelligent enough to use office you can use this software or if they meant it as far as compatibility

 

[siddyp]

i dont think it works on preview. i have adobe acrobat

 

[hsdeol]

i suppose there could be one "common sheet" that includes all the team info/roster/id stuff and the rest of the packet could be the rules and reg/comp info that is unique for that comp

 

[itsG]

or how about a bhangra circuit "common application"

goood idea. but each competition has its own rules/regs, how many ppl can be on a roster etc. it is a solid idea tho.

bballkid, if the app is in a word doc then you can write in it. if it's a pdf, then click on forms, then add/edit fields. let adobe detect the forms and you're golden

How do you do this on Preview on Macs? I can't seem to figure it out

I don't think you can do it through the preview. And actually...the form detection stuff doesn't always work on all applications. I found this online...its really good for the applications and whatever else kind of text editing you need for PDFs.
http://www.iceni.com/infix.htm

Idk if it works on macs though..it said something along the lines of: if you can use microsoft word, you can use it. I don't know if they meant that if ur intelligent enough to use office you can use this software or if they meant it as far as compatibility

Preview will let you fill out applications which have form fields created during the creation of the pdf but will not recognize actual blank lines and allow you to "fill in" the application.


So organizers should take the extra 5 min. to create a "form field" rather than create a long line with an underscore to save teams and people with preview some trouble