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Editing and Proofreading

Proofreaders' marks are:

A. Only used by professional editors
B. Unnecessary when using word processing software
C. A system of shorthand marks to communicate changes that should be made to a document after publication
D. A system of shorthand marks to communicate changes that should be made to a document before publication



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Final answer:

Proofreaders' marks are shorthand symbols used to communicate changes that need to be made to a document after publication, and they are crucial for correcting errors.


Explanation:

Proofreaders' marks are:

  1. A system of shorthand marks to communicate changes that should be made to a document after publication

Proofreading involves using these marks to indicate necessary changes after publication, not before, making them essential tools for correcting errors in a text. These marks are not exclusive to professionals and remain relevant despite the use of word processing software.


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