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Previously Accepted Changes
Once a set of changes to a Word document has been accepted and new changes are being tracked, can you go back and see all changes made (i.e., both accepted and unreviewed changes)? Or are tracked changes completely lost once the changes are accepted and the document saved? Thanks. |
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Previously Accepted Changes
Hello matt
Matt wrote: Once a set of changes to a Word document has been accepted and new changes are being tracked, can you go back and see all changes made (i.e., both accepted and unreviewed changes)? Or are tracked changes completely lost once the changes are accepted and the document saved? According to my knowledge, this last assessment is true, yes. You would have to keep a copy of the document before accepting the changes in stage 1 for reference. HTH Robert -- /"\ ASCII Ribbon Campaign | MS \ / | MVP X Against HTML | for / \ in e-mail & news | Word |
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