Re: Into the Frying Pan

Subject: Re: Into the Frying Pan
From: Peter Hirons <peter -at- galley -dot- ie>
To: Ken Poshedly <poshedly -at- bellsouth -dot- net>
Date: Thu, 01 Oct 2015 15:45:33 +0100

I believe you need Acrobat Pro to create a reviewable file, but you only need the reader to add comments to a suitably-enabled file.

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Peter

On 2015-10-01 15:22, Ken Poshedly wrote:

Regarding producing a pdf file for review by the ignorant masses, open
your file in Acrobat (we use Acrobat Professional), then under the
"Comments" drop-down, simply left-click on "Enable for Commenting and
Analysis in Adobe Reader" and re-save the file.
Those with Adobe Reader will then be able to use the "Commenting" tool
that should be in the menu bar (top of the screen) for various
comments, etc.
NO ACTUAL EDITING can be done by the reviewer.
At least this has been MY experience.
-- Ken in Atlanta


On Thursday, October 1, 2015 9:52 AM, Peter Neilson
<neilson -at- windstream -dot- net> wrote:



On Thu, 01 Oct 2015 08:22:10 -0400, Chris Morton <salt -dot- morton -at- gmail -dot- com>Â
wrote:

...
Surprise! As of Tuesday afternoon, the state was up in arms that the plan
had not already been finalized, submitted and approved.
...
I was supposed to help guide them, collect inputs, and then magically
assimilate all changes into a perfectly formatted, state-"presentation
ready" doc by 2:30. The SME conference lasted until noon, and I'mÂ
required
to "punch out" for an hour lunch (I cut my lunch break way short anyway).

But I soldiered on ...

SSDD. Years ago my wife the quality engineer got a request that a test beÂ
run on some material. "That will take three days," she explained, "becauseÂ
the prep time for the setup is complicated, and the run time for theÂ
reaction is long."

"That won't do. We need the results this afternoon. Just give me theÂ
results, with your signature saying it all passes the test."

As you might guess, she eventually bowed out of quality engineeringÂ
entirely. The constant threats of being fired or of jail time for fraud,Â
or simply wanting to quit, take their toll.

Your new manager may have been hired to take the hit for the inevitableÂ
failure, sort of like this: "Yes, we know that we had a problem withÂ
quality, but we've solved it. We fired the quality engineer."
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Re: Into the Frying Pan: From: Peter Neilson
Re: Into the Frying Pan: From: Ken Poshedly

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