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In article <9409141754 -dot- AA03432 -at- goose>, Steve Ino <sji -at- plaza -dot- ds -dot- adp -dot- com>
writes:
"I think there's a software package that allows users to
insert sticky notes in a document, but I'm not sure if this package
provides enough flexibility and space for extensive comments."
You could convert to Adobe Acrobat, then deliver to reviewers who could
comment with sticky notes.
