I create a character tag that I routinely label zz:change_bar. I'll
explain why later. The character tag sets everything AS IS except I
enable the change bars option.
Select each word or paragraph that you want to be marked with change
bars and apply the character tag.
When you are ready to remove the change bars, search for the
character tag entitled zz:change_bar to find all instances and select
the Default Font option in the Character catalog to remove the tag.
To ensure that you have removed all the zz: tags, select
Format>Document>Change Bars>Clear All Change Bars. This is important
because often the zz: tag will remain on any paragraph that contains
an override.
Carol
At 11:00 AM 2/22/2011, you wrote:
I would really like to make the use of revision bars to indicate
changes made to a document that I am working on. I am aware of
automatic change bars. I don't think this is the best option because
it indicates all changes with a revision bar. I would like to be
able to handle which "revisions" get highlighted as a change. I seem
to recall the use of character tag or something along those lines
but that method seemed to have some drawbacks. The criteria that is
most important to me is being able to remove the revisions marks
when going from version 2 to 3 so that the next set of revision
marks only indicates the changes in version 3 and not versions 2 and
3. Has someone developed a "bulletproof" process or methodology for
handling revisions to documents?
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