RE: Has anyone reviewed or edited using PDF marked up by Acrobat tools?

[George Mena <George -dot- Mena -at- esstech -dot- com>]

Hello, Jean

Yes, we regularly use Acrobat's tools and PDFs to review and edit our
technical literature.

>From our viewpoint here at ESS, it really is the only way to go. With a need
to get input from Hong Kong and Taipei, as well as from Austin, TX, and from
Vancouver, BC, we just don't have the time to fax and/or rely on FedEx.
Electronic reviews and feedback are simply more cost-effective, and also
allows each reviewer to effectively elaborate on the PDF via sticky note.
Fax pages can get mangled, and sometimes, a person's handwriting won't
always come through at the other end. Makes my life easier, too, since I'm a
one-man tech pubs department.

Thank God, DARPA, and Vinton Cerf for e-mail and the Internet!

George Mena
Technical Lead/Sr. Technical Writer
ESS Technology, Inc.
Fremont, CA USA

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