Re: Online vs paper-based editing

["Caroline Tabach" <caroline -dot- tabach -at- gmail -dot- com>]

A  later reply to this topic which I followed  at the time and found
very interesting
Today I went over a print out (on paper) of a book I had reviewed
using PDF comments last week
I found entirely different things this time round.
Most of the things I caught this time were to do with the structure of
the guide, as well as seeing that the writer had not used correct
headers and footers.

Maybe it is an issue of training and what you are used to?

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