Paul,<br /><br />Good questions and you've added a step to the usual flow.<br /><br />Typically, I send an edited text and&nbsp;then the client might make additional changes, which I don't see. However, if the client has questions or requests a review of parts of the draft, I'll certainly respond.<br /><br />My decision to include the so-called "clean" version with&nbsp;all changes made was intended for&nbsp;shorter documents. My thought was that&nbsp;the client could quickly read the clean&nbsp;version, make minor changes if need, and submit it wherever it needed to go.&nbsp;<br /><br />For your long texts, I don't need to see the draft after you review it, unless you want me to.<br /><br />Keep in mind that once you accept/reject all the changes and deleted the comments,&nbsp;you'll have a clean file. When you save it, it's the&nbsp;new active file.<br /><br />In short, I don't need to see the file again after your review, unless you have questions or concerns.&nbsp;<br /><br />Let me get the first file edited and sent to you and then our "flow" will become clear.<br /><br />Jackson<br /><br />Jackson