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Any ideas?:
I am elucidating an ancient text. This text is broken up into large (about a page each) paragraphs. I have a worked-out methodology, which I must repeat for **every** paragraph. So I have a task list for each paragraph (just example): 1. Check variants in manuscript 3232 2. Check variants in manuscript 3456 3. Add index citations 4. Check for "strange words" etc etc. Is there ANY way I can construct a sort of "to-do list" attached to **every paragraph** so I can mark off one by one by the tasks that I have completed and reveiew where I still have unfinished tasks. Then I could run a search "Show me every paragraph that hasn't been checked for strange words. etc. Not too much to ask for... (Maybe Bill Gates will now have some extra time to dedicate to improving Word....) |
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