: I'm not sure there are many (any?) professional editors or proofreaders still working on paper copy. Every publisher I've worked with has expected a digital file from me, and the edits have

I'm not sure there are many (any?) professional editors or proofreaders still working on paper copy. Every publisher I've worked with has expected a digital file from me, and the edits have been done digitally.

That said, the principle is the same - if a word is mis-spelled, the editor just changes it. That would be with "track changes" on, so I can see that the correction was made, but they don't mark it and expect me to make the changes myself. I just approve the change they made.

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