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If you are referring to creating a Policy Manual, I know that many have used Microsoft Word to create the policy and then saved it as a read only in Adobe Acrobat Format, the newest version of Adobe allows many to "look up" or "find". I hope this is helpful.
Posted by: kwilliams | April 27, 2007 at 04:50 PM
Our policies and procedures, and even our Employee Handbook, is done in Word first. Once past the approval process, we then take those documents and convert the...(register to read more)