Click

To

Create a new appraisal form.

Open an existing appraisal. Nova Forms displays the Open dialog box, in which you can locate and open the desired file.

Open an attachment to the main form.

Save the active appraisal.

Print the active window—Use Print Package to print the entire current appraisal.

Prints all forms and addenda associated with the current appraisal.

Export an appraisal.

Cut the selected text and place it on the Windows clipboard.

Copy the selected text and place the copy on the Windows clipboard.

Paste the text on the Windows clipboard into the selected area of the form.

Find the previous instance of the text in the Find box. Search backward in the form.

Find the next instance of the text in the Find box. Search forward in the form.

Change the font of all the text in the selected field.

Bold all the text in the selected field.

Italicize all the text in the selected field.

Left justify the text in the current field.

Center the text in the current field.

Right justify the text in the current field.

Open the configured Sketch program or demo.

Open Nova Maps or the Map Solutions GeoLocater software (or the demo, if you have not purchased the software) to create a map for the subject and comp properties in your current form and transfer proximity location back to the form.

Open the configured Flood map program.

Open Day One Nova Image™ for Windows and upload Images from the attached camera, scanner, or other Twain device.

Open the text addendum.

Open Day One Signature and Scan. (NOTE: Once your signature has been added, you can sign a form by clicking in the Name field.)

Open the Help file.

[PgDn]
[PgUp]

Go to the next/previous section.

[Tab]
[Shift][Tab]

Move the cursor to the next/previous field. You can also use [Enter¿] or [return]
to move forward or click the mouse in the field where you want to type.

[Esc]

Cancel the current action and close the window.

Maximize Forms.

Minimize Forms.

Close Forms. Please note that the one in the uppermost left will close the Forms application, while any others below that one will close the active document.

menu
text fields

Whenever you see a field with a down arrow at the end of the field, this indicates that you can choose text from a menu or just type in information. Click on the down arrow to open the menu and choose the text you want. If you don’t see any text you want, choose text from the Common Responses list (right mouse button), use the Function Keys on the Hot Key bar, or type in your text.

Function Keys

Each field has its own Function Key definitions. You can see them on the HotKey Bar. The function keys allow you to save time entering text by simply choosing the text you want to enter.

telephone numbers

When you enter a telephone, modem, or fax number, fill in the numbers with dashes. For example, type "610-975-9000". In many cases the dashes are entered for you.

If you need to dial 9 before you can enter a phone number, enter "9," at the beginning of the field. IMPORTANT: Note the comma after the nine.

dates

When you are asked to enter a date, fill in the date in MM/DD/YY format. For example, to fill in June 7, 1997, type "06/07/97".

Y2K NOTE: When 2 digit years are entered, the century is assumed to be the current century. For example: on January 2, 1999 if you type 1/2/99, it will mean 1/2/1999. However, on January 2, 2000 if you type 1/2/99, it will mean 1/2/2099.