Blacklining BLACKLINING 6 - retain a complete audit trail of all changes made to the text of a QuarkXPress document
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Blacklining Description

Our Blacklining programs add Blacklining capability to both QuarkXPress and Adobe InDesign. Blacklining is the name for making marks within text that highlights or shows the changes that have been made. If a run of text or word or letter is deleted it will be marked as "Struck-Through" that is a line through the centre of it in a bold form or colour that shows it as being struck out. New text that is inserted will be marked as underlined again in bold or coloured so that it is apparent to the reader that it is a new insert. It must be obvious though that to retain all the deleted text in a document could mean that it becomes greatly increased in pagination to encompass all the deletes; to enable the pagination to remain correct, it is possible to change views so that struck-through text is hidden but its presence marked only by a small mark or caret to show that a deletion has occurred. Multiple revisions are available so that changes can be made, approved and then new changes made at subsequent revisions. This means it is possible to view a complete audit history of the changes made to a document as it has passed through the editing process.BLACKLINING 6 is an XTensions module to QuarkXPress 6, that helps you retain a complete audit trail of all changes made to the text of a QuarkXPress document. BLACKLINING 6 is a major enhancement to the previous version adding many new features as well as increased power and performance. Running in QuarkXPress 6 on MacOSX or Windows this new version has been engineered to the highest standards to meet all of the current and proposed financial document regulations. Download a demo and assess the benefits. BLACKLINING 3 is still available for QuarkXPress 4/5. The original version of BLACKLINING has been available since 1995 and has been widely adopted by many major companies around the world. For certain types of document, maintaining an audit trail of changes is a mandatory requirement of such regulatory bodies as SEC (Securities and Exchange Commission) in the US, LSE (London Stock Exchange) and FSA (Financial Services Authority) in the UK.

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