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February 8, 2010 | 
Author - E-FORMS
The new 7029 and 7030 E-Forms have been pulled because they were posted to send .pdf forms and there are so many versions of Adobe Reader and Adobe Acrobat out there among the Auxiliary but not all versions of Reader and Acrobat will send/open the forms. Some readers were sending blank forms. Until the problem is resolved, the E-Forms will not be available. We will do everything possible to get them back as soon as the problem is resolved. Please be patient with us. Thank you. Marilyn
[Posted: Feb 7, 2010. Source: Marilyn McBain, DVC-IL]
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The latest from What’s New: # Usage of the 7029 Optional Member Activity Worksheet, Page 2
The new 7029 does not require both pages to be submitted. The optional worksheet, page 2, is available for members to use as an aid to tracking their hours on a daily basis if they do not keep a daily date book record. The optional worksheet, page 2, can be submitted in place of page 1. The IS Officer may request on occasional submission of the optional worksheet in order to ensure the accuracy of hours and categories being submitted. It would be a beneficial strategy to submit the optional worksheet with page 1 for the initial usage of 7029.
[Posted: Jan 4, 2010. Source: Irene Wetzel, DIR-ID]
What’s New published this latest information about the new 7029. (We have not seen the mail form posted as of Sunday the 3rd.)
- Clarification of New 7029 Procedure
AUXData will be updated on Monday (the first business day of 2010) to reflect the new “99” sub-categories. Any December 2009 time to be entered after the 4th; the members may submit the old form and the IS Officer will enter the time as 99E or the member may use the new form; either filling out the form using the new categories or putting all time into 99E. Starting with 1 January 2010 all time must be submitted on the new form using the new categories. Both AUXData and AUXInfo will report the time as entered.
[Posted: Jan 2, 2010. Source: Roy Savoca DIR-I]
What’s New off the Member’s Deck announced the following today 1/1/2010: # NEW 7029 POSTED ON FORMS PAGE A new 7029H-Jan 2010, has been posted on the forms page. The old 7029G will NOT be able to be entered into AUXDATA after Sunday, 3 January 2010. The new form will be necessary. The eForm version will be posted as soon as possible. [Posted: Jan 1, 2010. Source: Marilyn McBain, DVC-IL]
Our site now links to Form 7029H Print Version. An email version does not appear to available yet.
The Members Deck at AUXweb published information yesterday regarding a recommended GAR Worksheet by National Surface Operations Division’s STAN Team. The form can be see here (PDF version) and you can read about it here.
The article indicates that the new form is for use in commands where a form has not already been provided.
Be sure to read “USCGAUX WHAT”S NEW” at the Member’s Deck on a regular basis. There is quite of bit of news there.
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