OK, for this second guide, you'll be able to post it as an image. This one is advantageous as you can use paint to block out any personal identifying information (name, address, etc.) from your UOA before posting it here.
Convert the PDF to an image
1. Convert the PDF file to an image. Easiest way to do this is to open the PDF file. When it's open you may need to resize it so that it fits all the data on your screen without scrolling. (Note: you may have a different PDF reader program than me, so this may look different for you.
2. When the PDF has been sufficiently sized so that all the necessary data fills your screen, open a program called "Snipping Tool". This is a tool build into Windows.
3. When the Snipping Tool opens, it will allow you to drag over an area on your computer screen to capture it as an image. It's like a budget version SnagIt if you have ever used it. It usually auto selects "New" open opening the program, but in case it doesn't, click "New". When you do, your mouse will turn into crosshairs, and the rest of your screen will sort of "white out" a bit.
4. Click and hold your mouse button down and drag a rectangle around your opened UOA PDF. You'll see a red outline showing what you are "snipping". When you have captures the entire page, let go of your mouse button. Notice how I dragged from the upper left corner to the bottom right corner.
5. Upon letting go of the mouse button, the image will capture and you will get this window pop-up. Click on the "Save Snip" button, and save the file to your desktop, or anywhere else you can easily find it.
6. Once you have saved the file, close Snipping Tool if it is still open, and close the PDF. We are done with those. Then find the image file you just saved, right-click it, select "Open with", and select "Paint".
7. This will open the image file within paint. Use any of the drawing, erasing, or other tools in paint to erase/cross/black out your personal identifying information.
8. When completed, click the "Save" button, and then close paint. You are done with creating your image.
9. Your image file is now complete, you can now follow the steps in the first guide I posted to upload the file into your post.