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I'm in Forsyth and IIRC we actually got 2 or 3 more. I think there was 6-7 in 2016 and like 9-10 today. Line is also longer today. For 2016 I commented on the short wait (2-3 people) and the poll volunteer said they had a large early voting turn out. I didnt talk with them today due to the longer line and wait (20+ people). I still made it in and out in under 20min.
*Tips for faster voting next time:
- At least the day before going to vote, go to the GA SOS MVP page and download a sample ballot in PDF.
- Upload the PDF to https://pdfresizer.com/crop to select and crop the main white area and then print that on to 8.5x11 paper.
- Research each candidate, item, question, etc. on the ballot and mark your choice.
- Take your sheet with you and use it to help you vote.
- Use it on the verification screen before finalizing and casting your ballot.
Why? You get in and out faster. Fewer mistakes. You know what you're voting for, especially constitutional amendments and taxes that may not be worded well.
Kui kellegil ei taha QR koodi võtta pdf pealt siis mina kasutasin sellist lehte nagu https://pdfresizer.com/. Võtsin sealt ainult selle suure QR koodi ja laadisin uuesti alla. Siis võttis ilusti ja saan oma Apple Watch peal isegi seda passi näidata.
I don't know how to do that in lilypond, but why not just set lilypond to use 9" x 12" and then use any software to merge pdfs into two pages, such as pdfnup or this one online or whatever?
OH, this online tool seems to be good at converting multiplt SVGs to PDFs if you need PDFs for sending to people (but there are others, plus desktop software)
Thank you! I totally get it. I did a bunch of research when I first started using digital but found very little info at the time. The app I use for planners and all pdf/notebooks is goodnotes 5. It’s not free, but I thought it was worth the price. I downloaded the free PDFs from PassionPlanner.com - you have to join a mailing list for access (which isn’t awful) but then you can pretty much pick from any style you wanted. Once you download the PDF, I use the site https://pdfresizer.com/multipage to merge two pages into one. I upload the entire document and it makes it seamless. After that, I upload the PDF file into goodnotes. Hope this helps :)
Hey everyone, I just wanted to update if anyone was following this thread. I did end up getting the kindle paperwhite, and fortunately my pdf's pages scale to fit the kindle's screen automatically :) When I initially added the pdf to the paperwhite, the quality of the pages were really bad, so I used this website to up the DPI of the pages