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Can you help me with this question on highlighting?

Asked by weeveeship (4665points) September 23rd, 2010

I have a used casebook that I would like to highlight. Problem is, parts of the book are already highlighted. All of the existing highlighting in the book is in the same color.

Is there any way I can:
A) Remove some of the old highlighting OR
B) Highlight over the old highlighting in a way that I could see my highlighting clearly

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Hawaii_Jake's avatar

Use a different color, and if you wish to highlight a section already highlighted, then use your color in the margin next to the section you want to note.

augustlan's avatar

If the old highlighting is done in yellow, any other color used over the yellow will change the color and you’ll still be able to see the printing through it.

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BarnacleBill's avatar

If it’s already highlighted, you could try taking a different color highlighter and boxing in the paragraphs or sections that you want to call attention to, and contine highlighting and in the same color that’s there, and boxing in with the contrasting color.

lilikoi's avatar

Use a different color. Or, alternatively you could resort to underlining which may be really time consuming.

john65pennington's avatar

Circle the important info to remember with a black magic marker. had this same problem with a book that had been used many times. the only way to tell the difference was the use of a black magic marker. worked for me.

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