Description
Choose between two tip formats when marking a document.
Build a clear visual system for reviewing information. Highlighting can help distinguish a key definition, a deadline, or a passage to revisit, making your own priorities easier to locate when you return to a document.
PRODUCT HIGHLIGHTS
• Format in use: Switch ends to suit the text size and the kind of mark you want to make.
• Everyday organization: Use highlighting selectively to distinguish important passages, and test the marker on your paper before marking originals.
MAKE IT PART OF YOUR ROUTINE
Read the passage before marking it, then highlight only the part that carries the main point. If using multiple colors, assign each one a consistent meaning so your review system remains useful across pages.
CHOOSING THE RIGHT FIT
Consider the surface, the size of the marks, and whether the work will be revised or kept as a finished piece. When replenishing an existing setup, check the exact point, lead, refill, or accessory requirements rather than choosing by appearance alone. A compatible selection lets you build a useful writing kit around the tools and techniques you already prefer.
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