Thanks again Suzanne. When I went back to try things again, I found that the
'accept' command was working correctly. So, I suspect that when I first did
it, I was not being careful enough. Anyway, all seems well now. You were
great!
"Suzanne S. Barnhill" wrote:
It's possible that it's actually been formatted that way by DeltaView or
some similar reviewing add-in, in which case you'll have to remove the
formatting manually.
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"PeeDee" wrote in message
news
Thanks Suzanne. When I use the "Accept Change" command, the insert is
integrated. But, it originally came in underlined and in red (the rest of
the
document is in black, without a general underlining). I do not seem to be
able to change the insert further (i.e. it is still red and underlined).
Any
further advise?
Thanks again.
"Suzanne S. Barnhill" wrote:
Select it and click Accept Change on the Reviewing toolbar.
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"PeeDee" wrote in message
...
Can anyone advise how to directly convert a text, added by another
writer
as
an insert (another color and underlined), into my existing draft
document,
without having to re-type all of it? It's a lengthy insert (and marked
as
such) and I thought that perhaps there is a straight-forward way to
accept
it
into my document. I am running Office Word 2003.
Thanks.