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How can I compare 2 word documents to each other for differences?
I have document "A" and document "B". I am trying to verify that document "A"
is a "mirror" image (minus a few omissions) of document "B". I have tracked the changes and "compared and merged" both documents into document "C". I now want to take document "C" and compare it back to document "B" so that everything should be exact. Does Word have the capability of reading both documents and telling me what's missing or added in one document but not in another? |
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Tools | Compare Documents.
-- Suzanne S. Barnhill Microsoft MVP (Word) Words into Type Fairhope, Alabama USA Word MVP FAQ site: http://word.mvps.org Email cannot be acknowledged; please post all follow-ups to the newsgroup so all may benefit. "Kristine" wrote in message ... I have document "A" and document "B". I am trying to verify that document "A" is a "mirror" image (minus a few omissions) of document "B". I have tracked the changes and "compared and merged" both documents into document "C". I now want to take document "C" and compare it back to document "B" so that everything should be exact. Does Word have the capability of reading both documents and telling me what's missing or added in one document but not in another? |
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