To superintend the publication of; to revise and prepare for publication; to select, correct, arrange, etc., the matter of, for publication; as, to edit a newspaper.
1. To change or make corrections in a document. 2. To make any change to the contents of a database. (WP, Gr. 3; DB, Gr. 5)
To review and correct stories.
Displays a window you can use to add, change, or delete text; especially useful in entering and updating Dynamic Help.
To make a change in an existing document. You might add to it, delete part, or move parts within the document.
To modify and correct a manuscript to conform to the publisher's standards.
To modify or revise existing text or to prepare a manuscript for publication; also called Redact. to top
To add, delete, or modify text, graphics, or datasheet cell contents.
prepare for publication or presentation by correcting, revising, or adapting; "Edit a a book on lexical semantics"; "she edited the letters of the politician so as to omit the most personal passages"
to review a piece of writing, marking and correcting grammatical, spelling, and factual errors. The editing process also often includes shortening or lengthening articles to fit available space, writing headlines and subheads.
To replace or delete words, phrases, and sentences that sound awkward or confusing, and correct errors in spelling, usage, mechanics, and grammar. Usually the step before producing a final piece of writing. See Revise
To modify an existing computer document.
to review the content, grammar, and structure of written material to improve its correctness and readability
To enter, delete, or modify data. To check for the validity of data.
n. A choice on a menu bar that provides access to other choices that enable a user to modify data.
To review a piece of writing, in order to mark and correct grammatical, spelling, and other types of errors. The editing process also often includes critiquing the content of a piece in addition to mechanics of language usage. Scribendi offers editing services here.
make changes to the OCLC record which are not permanent changes to the master record. Corrections to the OCLC record will appear in UM's online catalog after updating the record.
(1.) To add, change, delete, rearrange, or modify the form or format of data. (2.) To check the accuracy of information and to indicate if an error is found.
To correct mistakes in a piece of writing, and perhaps shorten or change the words of some parts of the text to make it clearer or easier to understand.
the process of insuring that the data is in the correct format. For example, the determination that a zip code is of the correct length or that a phone number is of the correct format.
To review a document to correct errors and make improvements.
To correct errors within, or modify, a computer file, a geographic data set, or a tabular file containing attribute data.