A supplement , addition, or attachment to the standard.
A correction, change or modification to the main contents of the standard.
A correction page after the standard is published.
The transmission of a file or data from one computer to another over a network, usually from a larger server to a user device.
A preliminary version of a standard with a final version to be published later.
Digital Rights Management - A term used to control and manage access to copyrighted material that requires a plugin in order to access a publication.
A 3rd party plug-in that has to be installed in order to open and read SPDFs (secure PDFs).
The final draft of an international standard for public review prior to final publication.
Version of a standard containing older content.
Version of a standard containing current content.
The standard was reviewed and republished by the copyright holder without changes to its content.
"The “redline” in Redline Standards refers to the use of red lines to cross out anything that was removed from the previous version. Read more at the ANSI Blog: https://blog.ansi.org/2015/10/redline-versions-of-standards/
A standard that has been reviewed and revised.
Stands for Standard Developing Organization that provides the contents of the standard.
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