JReynolds

Okay, on the same subject, for a beginer in the computer reporting field would ou recommend pda usage or laptop usage. I was inclined to go with a lightweight tablet laptop.

I understand that any computer based report requires at least some amount of typing. I plan on getting the man I'm working with started on some lessons and such to improve speed and such. Reviewing a majority of the reporting systems, it appears most are highly customizable. I was wondering that with the proper amount of work beforehand with pre-entered narratives and such, could you extremely minimalize the amount of typing you would have to do?

Hello, I myself am not a home inspector, but I am working on behalf of a home inspector to research the possibilities in the realm of computer generated home inspection reports. Currently the man I am working with has a 19 page inspection report that is split up among different sections of the property with most of the report surrounding a totally hand written summary. After completing a majority of the report, he leaves the property and finishes off-site. He is looking to improve upon this process and is hoping for a simple solution to on-site production of the inspection report. Another reason for the switch is simple hard to read handwriting. The switch to a computer based program seemed promising for onsite completion of the report, but he is not well versed in computer technology and the ease of use. I'm trying to help the transition with small session to help, but I feel it maybe too difficult to transition over to complete computer generated reports. I'm currently looking at companies such as Inpector FX, Home Gauge, and Palm-Tech. With a brief run-through of the how this business works it is hard for me to completely grasp everything he requires, so I turn to you as hopefully helping me choose a path for this man. Thanks for any help in advance.