Manuscript rejection is a fact of life for academics, and should be seen as just one step in a process of revision and resubmission that typically results in publication. This manuscript is the second in a two-part series offering suggestions to help authors take action on their rejected manuscripts, including analyzing reviewer feedback, revising judiciously, and making strategic decisions about where and how to resubmit. Part 1, in issue 3.1, was addressed to authors who were invited by journal editors to revise and resubmit their manuscripts. Part 2 is addressed to authors revising their manuscripts for submission to other journals. [For Part 1, "From Rejected to Accepted: Part 1--Strategies for Revising and Resubmitting a Manuscript," see EJ1133363.]