[blindlaw] Reviewing Redlining in Adobe PDF Document

[David Andrews]

While I have never seen such a thing, I would imagine it would be 
difficult, at best. A document never originates as a PDF.  A PDF is 
produced either converted or saved from some other kind of document, 
such as word, so you could request the original. The most common 
reason to use PDF's is so people can't change them.

Dave

At 04:37 PM 11/16/2016, you wrote:
>Content-Language: en-US
>Content-Type: multipart/related;
> 
>boundary="_004_SN2PR20MB0830AFF9738141942D59EC24D1BE0SN2PR20MB0830namp_";
>         type="multipart/alternative"
>
>I have received a redlined document from a colleague in Adobe 
>format. Does anyone know how to review comments and changes in a PDF 
>using JAWS?
>
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