In order to see the specific changes, it’s really as simple as clicking the drop-down in the Display for Review field and selecting the “ All Markup” option. Simple markup displays a red line in the left margin, letting the author know something has changed within that paragraph, although it doesn’t show the specific changes.

When opening a document that contains tracked changes, the default Display for Review is set to “simple markup”. One of the most common complaints about track changes is many say they are unable to see changes that have been made, especially when using an upgraded version of Microsoft Word. Here’s an overview of a few of the key features, but you’ll want to watch the webinar for a full walkthrough.įor quick access to turning the track changes feature on or off, there is a shortcut key, “CTRL+ Shift + E”. Diana’s background in the legal field allowed for great insight and practical tips that can be easily applied when working with legal documents. Led by Diana Baker, Afinety’s Macro Developer and Trainer, the webinar covered best practices when tracking changes, options for markup and displaying changes, printing with or without markup, and features when comparing or combining documents in MS Word. Recently, the Afinety University Webinar Series looked at “tips and tricks” regarding the track changes and document comparison features in Microsoft Word.

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