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I need advice/help regarding a buildeazy plan or project

Please note that we do not personally offer or give any diy advice or help by e-mail or other, but there is a very good source of helpful information is in the form of constructive comments and photos that are sent in by people that have undertaken a BuildEazy projects.

Such comments and photos can be found on the last page (unless otherwise stated) of most of the online plans/project.

There is also 'Q & A Forum' at http://www.buildeazy.com/answers.html where you can ask questions, read other peoples questions or maybe even help with answers. Simply post a question and come back later to see what answers may (or may not) await you.

We do appreciate feedback, constructive criticism, and of course the ever helpful comments and photos, all of which can be submitted via the 'contact us' page, accessible via the left-hand side menu.

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I purchased a $5.00 Buildeazy downloadable plan and have not received it.

You should have been instantly directed to a download page once the online payment process was completed.
Bear in mind that the internet is not absolute and occasionally things might not go to order. Regardless, after you have made a payment you will always receive an email from PayPal with details of the transaction and the receipt number.

In the unlikely event should anything not go to order, simply email here for HELP with your receipt number and details and we will email you the download link.

Please remember when doing so, there may not necessarily be anyone at the other end to answer immediately. We might even be asleep so do be patient.

If you have not received a reply from us within 12 hours, please check your spam folder as our reply with the download link may have ended up there.

The main causes of malfunctions are server outages during the transaction/download period, computer shutdown or just clicking out before the transaction/download process is finished. This does not happen very often.

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I want some help with site navigation.

The EazyFind page should be able to point you in the right direction.

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I cannot print out a particular Buildeazy free plan.

Since conception, BuildEazy has never been print-friendly. That is all about to change, as we are currently re-formatting all the pages to make them print-friendly.

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To what extent may I use Buildeazy free plans?

Buildeazy plans can only be used for private and individual use as stated in the Terms of Use and Policies.
No portion is to be copied, downloaded (for any use other than stated below), retransmitted or reproduced in any form, without our express written permission.
You may print a free article or plan for your private and individual use only.

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Explain the metric and imperial measurements. The equivalents aren't the same. Why?

In projects that are in both metric and imperial, all measurements are given in feet and/or inches first, followed by millimeters (mm) in brackets (), or vice versa. The imperial sizes are not an exact match to the equivalent metric sizes. For example, a shed built using the imperial (ft and in) measurements will be approximately 1.6% larger than a shed built using the metric measurements. The imperial measurements are more suited to North America. The metric measurements are more suited to Australasia.

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Can I post any Buildeazy content in my website?

Short answer, NO.
However, you may use excerpts of paragraphs to promote the buildeazy.com website or to describe links to BuildEazy plans or projects.
Refer to the link to buildeazy plans page, the Policies page and the Terms of Use for more information.

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What are your Policies and Terms of Use?

See our Policies and Terms of Use.

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Why do some pages look different than others?

We are currently re-formatting the complete site to make the pages print-friendly and also revise and update the older projects. This is work in progress.

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What is print-friendly?

It means that when you print out a page, it should just contain the plan or project data in clear order and not the rest of the irrelevant stuff that you see on the online webpage such as menus etc.
We are currently working on this site to make all project pages print-friendly.
Please note that we have no control over your printer or printer settings.

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What is a pdf file

A Portable Document Format (PDF) file is a file (we'll call it a page for easy explanation) that retains it's outlay. In other words, what you see is what you get. The outlay or format of the page will stay the same no matter what printer or setting you have. It doesn't mean that you can't muck it up with overall page size, but the page layout will remain the same in comparison. If you open up a pdf file in your browser, what you see will be what you print.

You do need pdf reader in order to view the page. If it is not already installed in you computer (most computers have it onboard nowadays) you can easily get it for free, read below.

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How do I download a PDF file to my computer?

Firstly... Adobe Acrobat Reader must be installed on your computer for you to be able to view a PDF file.
Don't have it (where have you been)? Never mind, You can get it for free at http://get.adobe.com/reader/

DOWNLOAD INSTRUCTIONS DEPENDING ON YOUR BROWSER.

Internet Explorer or Opera:
Right click on the PDF link (icon, image or text) and then select "Save Target As..." from the pop-up menu that will appear.
Then select the directory where you would like the plans saved. For example your desktop.

Netscape or Firefox:
Right click on the PDF link (icon, image or text) and then select "Save Link As"... Then select the directory where you would like the plans saved. For example your desktop.

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