share for review track changes
If you add a "track changes" option in the share for review function, it will be super! Now my clients mark things to be changed (mostly textual corrections) and when i've marked them as done, the marking is gone, so the client can't verify that the changes are made the way they wanted.
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Anonymous commented
Yes, I currently don't use this feature because as it is now, the editors/proofreader can't check if all corrections have been made correctly (and if no "new" error occured while correcting the document) because they can't see where they previously marked an error.
Maybe, it would be useful if the "share for review"-feature included a "keep link to previous version" button, so the editors could view the old link (including their comments) while also viewing the new, correct version.
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Dean Morrison commented
The ability to save versions of the reviewed documents like how it works for Illustrator & Photoshop Share feature. At the moment we have two many different ways to Share/Review/Publish documents when it should all be the same between programs. The dream would be Something like InDesigns Publish Online (That has the ability to Pick Pages/spreads, set PDF quality, etc...) with the Share for Review Commenting tools added and then add in the Version History from AI/PSD.
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Jörg Brüggemann commented
@Whitney Bruscato
That alone doesn't cut it. If you replace or remove objects, the comment loses its context. So in a Document with e.g. ten added or removed commas, you just have a list of comma changes with no further information. -
Whitney Bruscato commented
When they are viewing the document on their end, they can click the filter button in the bottom right corner and turn on the Resolved comments.