Patrick - thanks for your clarification, I did interpret it
correctly and will post a GCT solution in a following email
Robin
On 21/06/2012 11:48, Patrick Durusau wrote:
Robin,
Apologies for the slow response!
Comments below:
On 06/18/2012 10:44 AM, Robin LaFontaine wrote:
Patrick,
Thanks for these examples - I think it would help if we all
encoded exactly the same sample, so here is my suggestion
(which is subject to your approval that I have interpreted
your cases correctly)
1st Case
1. Original saved by 1st author
<text:p>This is the original paragraph, created with
change tracking on so seen as an added
paragraph.</text:p>
2. 2nd author changes text:
<text:p>This is the second version of the paragraph, created with change tracking on so seen as a modifed
paragraph.</text:p>
Transferred back to 1st author, but that is not a further
change.
2nd case
1. Original
<text:p>This is the original
paragraph, created with change tracking on so seen as an added
paragraph.</text:p>
2. 1st author changes text:
<text:p>This is the original
paragraph, created with change tracking on so seen as an added
paragraph, which is then modified.</text:p>
3. 1st author changes text again:
<text:p>This is the modified
paragraph, created with change tracking on so seen as an added
paragraph, which is further modified.</text:p>
Are these specific examples OK?
Yes, with the understanding that the second example should reflect
a manual "save" event that fixes the text that is then subject to
change tracked modification.
In other words, if in a single editing session, with no saves, I
type:
Here is the incorrect text.
and seeing I have made a mistake I move the cursor and reform the
text to read:
Here is the correct text.
There should be no change tracking recorded because I am in a
single editing session.
Or did I succeed in making the use case less clear?
Thanks!
Hope you are having a great day!
Patrick
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