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Track changes will show which person made which changes in a document.
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Track Changes
Track changes will show which person made which changes in a document.
When to use
Any time an edit change is optional and someone must give final approval. Commonly used in legal offices.
Instructions
Review Ribbon, Tracking and Changes Group.
Track Changes
- Turn on Track Changes by clicking the button on the Review ribbon.
- Make changes to the ribbon; observe the marks on the screen. Change how many markups you see by switching Simple Markup to All Markup.
- To view the changes in a pane rather than on the actual document screen, click Reviewing Pane and choose Vertical or Horizontal.
- Click the Dialogue Box operator on the Tracking group.
- Make any changes, then click Advanced Options to change the markup colours and options.
- When finalizing a document, click the Accept/Reject buttons and the markup lines in the left margin will disappear.
- And the last step is to finally turn Off the Track Changes button so that it will stop all future tracking.
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