RE: What's the significance of a draft

["Susan W. Gallagher" <sgallagher5 -at- cox -dot- net>]

A thought just hit me (ouch!) as I watched this thread
whoosh by, so here's a mini survey question:

When you know that information is incorrect in a document,
do you mark it as such or let it blend in with the good info?

For example, when I'm working in MS Word, I use the highlighter
on paragraphs were I need to check facts or update references.
In Frame, I use devices like #####need to verify##### to surround
text that I'm unsure of or say things like, Choose Edit > XXXXX
from the menu...

Does anyone else do that? If you don't, how do you make sure
you've plugged up all the holes before the doc hits the door?

There are those inquiring minds again...
;-)
-Sue Gallagher
(who is extremely grateful for all of the generous offers of
extraneous content, but believes she has located some text that
has actual association to the product to stuff in there!)
;-)


At 06:01 PM 9/6/02 -0400, Trish Castin wrote: