NAVAIR INSTRUCTION 4120.11 From: Commander, Naval Air ...
NAVAIR INSTRUCTION 4120.11 From: Commander, Naval Air ...
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<strong>NAVAIR</strong>INST <strong>4120.11</strong><br />
equipment is incapable of producing a vertical line,<br />
another symbol may be used as specified by the acquiring<br />
activity (for example, a number sign "#;" plus sign "+;"<br />
black circle; black square; the letters "C," "R," or "X").<br />
d. When tables are updated or added, the revision bar should<br />
also be placed to the left of the table title.<br />
e. Revision symbols from a previous revision should be deleted<br />
when a frame is subsequently updated. Symbols should show<br />
current updates only.<br />
d. Revision symbols are not required for correction of minor<br />
inaccuracies, such as spelling, punctuation, relocation of<br />
material, renumbering, etc., unless such correction changes<br />
the meaning of the information.<br />
e. A revision symbol such as a "C" should be included for each<br />
revised work package in the list of contents.<br />
f. A revision symbol such as a "C" should appear with the work<br />
package title in the title bar area.<br />
A.4.13 Revision symbols for illustrations. Unless specified<br />
otherwise by the acquiring activity, a miniature pointing hand<br />
should be used for illustrations (other than diagrams and<br />
schematics) to highlight the area containing the revised<br />
information.<br />
a. Revisions confined to the same general area should be<br />
indicated only once on the illustration.<br />
b. A vertical line next to revised callouts on illustrations<br />
may be used in lieu of a pointing hand.<br />
c. A vertical line next to revised material may be used on a<br />
chart or graph.<br />
d. As specified by the acquiring activity, screens (shading),<br />
screened (shaded) boxes, or miniature pointing hands should<br />
be used to highlight updated areas of diagrams and<br />
schematics.<br />
e. When a figure has a figure title, a vertical line should be<br />
placed to the left of the figure number title.<br />
A.4.14 Style guidelines. Style guidelines refer to the following<br />
categories: The nature of the language structure, vocabulary,<br />
and criteria governing technical terminology, numbers, and<br />
abbreviations. The presentation related aspects of text,<br />
graphics, and audio information.<br />
A.4.15 Format guidelines.<br />
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