If I'm using hard copy, two different colors -- red and black ink, for instance.
Electronically in an Acrobat review, by setting different comment
properties/flags/levels.
Art Campbell
art.campbell at gmail.com
"... In my opinion, there's nothing in this world beats a '52
Vincent
LOL -- the "Happy to Glad" rule! Never heard of it. That's very funny.
Thanks so much for the comments so far. A lot of my comments are of
the "must change" variety, but a lot of my comments are "it could be
this way if you mean this, and it could be this way if you mean that"
and the author re
Aha. The dreaded "Happy to Glad" question. I think this should read
"happy." No, I think this should read "glad."
In my world now, building industrial catalogs, we use red only and
that is for MUST changes that if not made will cause the end of man
kind as we know it or maybe kill someone. In
Hi Framers:
I have an OT questions -- when you mark up someone's document, or when
they mark up your document, how do you determine between "must change"
markups and "strongly recommend" markups?
Thanks,
Deirdre
LOL -- the "Happy to Glad" rule! Never heard of it. That's very funny.
Thanks so much for the comments so far. A lot of my comments are of
the "must change" variety, but a lot of my comments are "it could be
this way if you mean this, and it could be this way if you mean that"
and the author re
Aha. The dreaded "Happy to Glad" question. I think this should read
"happy." No, I think this should read "glad."
In my world now, building industrial catalogs, we use red only and
that is for MUST changes that if not made will cause the end of man
kind as we know it or maybe kill someone. In
If I'm using hard copy, two different colors -- red and black ink, for instance.
Electronically in an Acrobat review, by setting different comment
properties/flags/levels.
Art Campbell
art.campb...@gmail.com
"... In my opinion, there's nothing in this world beats a '52
Vincent an
Hi Framers:
I have an OT questions -- when you mark up someone's document, or when
they mark up your document, how do you determine between "must change"
markups and "strongly recommend" markups?
Thanks,
Deirdre
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