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More than 1 person using the same database document making changes
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How do 1 or more people work on the same doument making changes and saving? -- Ginger Pillay LexisNexis South Africa |
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More than 1 person using the same database document making changes
They cannot actually work on the same document simultaneously. If the
document is on a server to which they all have access, then if you enable track changes, each user can edit the document (one at a time) and each users changes will be marked clearly. The document owner (presumably you) can then do the final edit accepting or rejecting changes as seen fit. If these are disparate users, then email each their own copy of the document (with track changes enabled). When each user has made their changes, they can send email them back to you. You can then open each document again accepting or rejecting changes and then merge the results all into one final document. It is explained quite well in Word Help. -- Terry Farrell - MS Word MVP "Ginger Pillay" wrote in message ... Hi How do 1 or more people work on the same doument making changes and saving? -- Ginger Pillay LexisNexis South Africa |
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