[stylist] editing

[Bridgit Kuenning-Pollpeter]

Justin,

Do you mean when someone provides written feedback on a manuscript? If so,
I've always had people encapsulate comments, corrections and critiques on
the electronic copy itself. Not track changes or margin notes, nothing JAWS
can get wonky with. Just write, or type rather, and use some indicator like
asterisks or brackets. This is also what I do when providing commentary when
editing.

Bridgit

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Subject: [stylist] editing

Good Afternoon.

I'm with a writers group here in Columbia; however, some of them don't have
Microsoft word.  What is the best way for me to discern what there
corrections are?  I thought about using line numbers, but I just have a
funny feeling about that, like it may be too much work for the editors.
What is the best way for jaws to tell me their corrections?  

Thanks in advance

Justin.

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