. the
auditor starts at the top and takes up each
read until he gets one to F/N. In this
case the
auditor does not do "
Itsa earlier
itsa." He just cleans each
read.
(HCOB 28 May 70, Correction Lists, Use of)2. the
auditor starts from the top and on each
read cleans it and does
itsa earlier
itsa to F/N or to a
clean no-
read and goes on.
(HCOB 28 May 70, Correction Lists, Use Of) (N.B. the actions described in 1 and 2 above are revised according to HCOB 14 Mar 1971R, F/NEverything.)3. method 3—you take a
prepared list and you
read it to the
pc, and you
read the next one to the
pc, and the first one that
reads you then take it down
earlier similar earlier similar,
earlier similar,
earlier similar, until it F/Ns.
(ilO6C12)4. the whole
list is rapidly
assessed over and over until one
item stays in and that is
given to the
pc.
(HCOB 28 May 70, Correction Lists, Use Of) (N.B. this action in 4 above is revised according to HCOB 14 Mar 1971R, F/N Everything.)5. method 5—all the way through and then you sort out the
reads accordingly, and get them into a
sequence that will F/N.
(7106C12)6. method 6—the L-10 method of
assessing a
prepared list. You
look at the
pc and ask him directly every question on the
list.
(7106C12)