RE: [sv-ac] reviewing D5

Let me point out two things regarding coloring the special symbols in the
assertions annexes:

1) The symbols are special graphics inserts, not regular text.  The coloring
used for each addition of an LRM draft is applied to regular text, and can
be turned on/off automatically.  I can color graphical inserts, but it is a
manual process that must be applied to each insert.

2) In the final ballot draft, there will be no special coloring -- all text
and graphical inserts will be in black.  (The only exception is some of the
timing graphics in the main assertions clause, which are supposed to be in
black, but have green and red arrows.  Unfortunately, the graphics that were
donated to the standard were created in a way that FrameMaker cannot edit.
The only way I can change those graphics is to redraw them by hand, which
would be a massive job.)

It is not worth the time and effort (and risk of missing something) to
manually change the special math symbols into color for one draft, and then
manually change them to a different color in the subsequent draft. 

Stu
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Stuart Sutherland
stuart@sutherland-hdl.com
+1-503-692-0898

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> In addition to Dmitry's
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> *	page 1071 last line the black |- should be green |=
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