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SHOWING REVISIONS TO AN OFFICIAL DOCUMENT
I am working with an official County document (Zoning Ordinance) and would
like to know the best way to indicate what has been revised. It seems that it would be too confusing to mark through what was deleted and then add the changes. Using the "Mark Changes" feature would also be too confusing to the public. Any suggestions? |
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SHOWING REVISIONS TO AN OFFICIAL DOCUMENT
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-- Stefan Blom Microsoft Word MVP "Fran" wrote: I am working with an official County document (Zoning Ordinance) and would like to know the best way to indicate what has been revised. It seems that it would be too confusing to mark through what was deleted and then add the changes. Using the "Mark Changes" feature would also be too confusing to the public. Any suggestions? |
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