When tracking changes in Word, when you make a change to a document and it highlights the change how can you save it so the changes will not be seen. Example I write a proposal during this process I make changes which I want to track. When the document is done I save it with a different name. Yet if I open the document and click on track changes the changes appear again. This could be embarrasing if I would sent it to a client who happened to start track changes. Which I don't want to happen. Any help would be appreciated.
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Tracking changes
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Theres only one way in which you can avoid the tracked changes being seen.
This is to accept the changes you have made so that the incorrect entries are removed. If someone else then turns on "track changes" they will not be able to see the changes you have made.
The problem with track changes is that whatever options you choose whilst tracking changes can be overwritten by someone else opening the same document.
This is to accept the changes you have made so that the incorrect entries are removed. If someone else then turns on "track changes" they will not be able to see the changes you have made.
The problem with track changes is that whatever options you choose whilst tracking changes can be overwritten by someone else opening the same document.
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