freekfluweel Apr 3, 2013:

use Tinypic to upload image http://tinypic.com/

copy "Direct link" and paste HERE

Deane Goltermann Apr 3, 2013:

List of revisions Seems likeliest!

Richard Green (asker) Apr 3, 2013:

Hmm, perhaps it's not employees then... looking at it once more.
The 100 pages are a complete document.

Unfortunately there's no way of posting an image of the page here, and my html coding is not good enough to replicate it, but it is roughly laid in a table like this:

Förteckning över ändringstryck

Nr -- Datum -- Inrättat - datum, sign.
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2
3
4
5

Deane Goltermann Apr 3, 2013:

The 'förteckning'? Is this the list of changes or the list of employees? Are the 100 pages the entire doc (as revised) or 100 looseleaf pages to be insterted into a larger catelogue (notebook-like organizer)?
The standard I've seen is a version no. as in Revisions for (changes to) doc Name, version x.yy, but this depends an the system you're working with. Your description sounds like this a a complete doc which includes the latests revisions, and includes the unchanged portions, but I'm unsure.

Richard Green (asker) Apr 3, 2013:

This makes sense! Thank you for you help. That would make sense - employees date and sign to acknowledge that they have read the revisions.
What would you suggest as a good solution for the whole phrase? "List of revisions", or thereabouts?

Deane Goltermann Apr 3, 2013:

revised version Will anser this way ... if Norskpor's hint hasn't helped.
Agree with Norskpro's discussion as in you are talking about revisions to an original doc. http://www.sakerhetsradgivarna.se/notice/notice_read.asp?id=...

There are other possibilities, tho this is kind of standard despite the fact that googling the term might bring you to bible studies!!

Norskpro Apr 3, 2013:

I believe this has to do with changes in the document, new printing.