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Show Revisions in Word 2000
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The Track
Changes tool functions differently in Word 2000 than it does in Word XP. |
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If you are using Word 2000, open the document to be edited.
From the menu, choose: Tools: then Track Changes: and then Highlight Changes. |
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In the Highlight Changes dialog box, click the box
to place a checkmark indicating that you want changes
tracked, then click OK. |
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In the sample paragraph (shown below), notice
how the editing changes are indicated by a different color. Deletions are usually strikethroughs and additions are also underlined: |
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When you read a document with the changes shown
(called the markup), you can decide whether or not to accept each
editing change. If you want to Accept All Changes, simply
click on the "Accept All" button. |
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Further information
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For more online tutorials, visit
Instructional Design from the School of Nursing,
Indiana University
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