Re: Any alternatives for WebWorks FinalDraft?

[Mike Tulloch <mike -at- infoinfocus -dot- com>]

On Tue, 12 Jul 2005, Walter Campbell wrote:

> 
> Art,
> 
> Have you used that functionality much? I played with it a bit and
> found the server-based reviews to be awfully awkward: reviewers had to
> continually -- and manually -- download the latest batch of comments.
> There seemed to be no way of pushing new comments to reviewers.
> 
> Perhaps the functionality has improved in version 7, or maybe I was
> missing something in earlier versions.

Hmm. I haven't used the server functionality, but I've used Acrobat and 
Acrobat Reader in peer reviews. When I was in a large organization, we'd 
put PDFs in a common place and review them, with the reviewer marking up 
the document with notes, editorial marks, and so forth. When I was in a 
smaller organization, I used to send the PDF to my boss, who could then 
make notes on the PDF in Acrobat 7. I'm not sure why you'd need the server 
functionality, myself. :)

~Mike

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