As someone that
works with others for my documents, that is something that I do quite
often. It can be a challenge sometimes to figure out what someone is
saying or really meaning when they write something, even when it has past the spell checker. There are the
times when the words are missing to complete a thought and you need
to figure out what that thought really was.
Another challenge
can be editing work that was done quite a few years ago and now it is
being inserted into a new document. The way something was explained
years ago can be different than how it would be explained now so you
have to spend the time rewording the work that was done previously.
Recently I have been
working on editing a memory book and it has been very enjoyable and
sometimes a little challenging. This document is now around 110
pages and there have been quite a few people involved in the
gathering of information to get this book completed. Once all the
information was gathered it was trying to figure out a format that
would work best and really communicate what we were trying to show.
This is where the fun for me came in, because I was the one with the
ultimate goal of getting the book into a format that would work both
published as a pdf (on the internet) and also something that could be
printed. The end result is a document that will be saved two
different ways as the printed version will have a few blank pages
while the online version won't have these pages.
The challenge with
editing this book was making sure that all the margins and spacing
were the same through the entire book. It is now going through it's
final review and I think we have finally made sure that all the
margins and spacing are the same.
Editing work can be
an interesting job because it gives you a chance to try different
things to see how it looks before the final decision is made. The
editing of the memory book involved a few redo's as the layouts that
I thought were going to work didn't work so I had to change my
thought process and rethink how something would be done.
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