Routing a Document

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Most groups who collaborate on documents have a routing process already established. A routing process defines the sequence in which various individuals review, edit, or comment on a document before it reaches its final form. You can define this order when you send a document out for review.

Route a Document for Review

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Open the document you want to route.

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Click the File menu ' point to Send To ' and then click Routing Recipient.

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If necessary, click the Profile Name list arrow to select the e-mail profile you want to use to mail the document, and then click OK.

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Click Address.

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Enter a name, and then click To. Repeat this step to enter each recipient in sequence, and then click OK.

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Determine whether recipients receive the routed document in sequence or all at once, and whether to track changes throughout the process.

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Follow one of these scenarios:

  • Click Route to route the file immediately.

  • Click Add Slip to add the routing slip and close the dialog box without routing the file.

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Show Me. Microsoft Office Word 2003. See it Done, Do It Yourself
Show Me. Microsoft Office Word 2003. See it Done, Do It Yourself
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Year: 2002
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