limited to 32,000 characters. NOTIFICATION system-generated text appears in the ADL LETTER TEXT based on user input in document as the first the DISABILITY bulleted item in the DECISION INPUT field Explanation screen and the Evaluation Builder Generated text Note: cannot be edited. NOTIFICATION system-generated system-generated and LETTER USER TEXT text based on user glossary text appears input in the as separate bulleted DISABILITY items in the ADL DECISION INPUT document in the screen and the field, and Explanation Evaluation Builder user-input free text any glossary text appears as a single used when bulleted item in the expanding the rating field of Explanation narrative in the the ADL document. REASONS FOR DECISION field, and free text added by the rating activity Notes: All text in this field can be edited. Text field has a 4,000 character limit. For additional information on References: the use of free text in ADL processing, see M21-1, Part III, Subpart IV, 6.F.3.b, and the use of glossary text in ADL processing, see M21-1, Part III, Subpart IV, 6.F.4.b. 3. Standards for Rating Activity in ADL
limited to 32,000 characters. NOTIFICATION LETTER TEXT system-generated text based on user input in the DISABILITY DECISION INPUT screen and the Evaluation Builder Note: Generated text cannot be edited. appears in the ADL document as the first bulleted item in the Explanation field NOTIFICATION LETTER USER TEXT system-generated text based on user input in the DISABILITY DECISION INPUT screen and the Evaluation Builder any glossary text used when expanding the rating narrative in the REASONS FOR DECISION field, and free text added by the rating activity Notes: All text in this field can be edited. Text field has a 4,000 character limit. system-generated and glossary text appears as separate bulleted items in the ADL document in the Explanation field, and user-input free text appears as a single bulleted item in the Explanation field of the ADL document. References: For additional information on the use of free text in ADL processing, see M21-1, Part III, Subpart IV, 6.F.3.b, and the use of glossary text in ADL processing, see M21-1, Part III, Subpart IV, 6.F.4.b. 3. Standards for Rating Activity in ADL