[...] any further revisions to styles with numbering in
the table are tracked - whether tracking is on or not!

I don't see that when tracking is off. That would be an additional bug.

Maybe a macro will be able to clean that up as well.

I'll have to give it a shot.

Good luck... and if it doesn't maybe you can mail me a doc where numbering
is tracked even though "Track changes" is off.

Regards,
Klaus



"COE" schrieb:
Thanks Klaus,

I'll have to try some of these macros, they look like they might be
useful.
I'll give anything a go to clean up this doc!

Since I first found this problem, I have also discovered that when it
occurs
where one of the revisions is the deletion of a style with numbering, any
further revisions to styles with numbering in the table are tracked -
whether
tracking is on or not!

Maybe a macro will be able to clean that up as well.

I'll have to give it a shot.

Thanks
COE

"Klaus Linke" wrote:

Hi COE,

Revisions in tables are terribly buggy. There have been some discussions
on
this... I remember
http://groups.google.com/group/micro...3c0075d7ab12a1

I was not able to adapt the macro from there for your problem, though.
Since the Revisions collection is shot, and since revisions can overlap,
it's really hard to treat them all without missing some.

When there are bugs like this, it sometimes helps to see why it wasn't
fixed... that is, why it does work 8at least in some limited way) from
the
user interface.

In the UI, the buttons for the previous and next revision simply ignore
the
problematic revisions.

So maybe we can use those built-in commands, say
WordBasic.NextChangeOrComment
instead of
Selection.NextRevision?

The macro below ignores the problematic revisions. Once it reaches the
end
of the document, you get a dialog asking you whether you want to continue
at
the beginning of the doc... I haven't found a good way around that.

Dim myRevision As Revision
' Go to start of doc...
Selection.HomeKey (wdStory)
' and deal with all revisions:
Do
WordBasic.NextChangeOrComment
Set myRevision = Selection.Range.Revisions(1)
MsgBox myRevision.Type
Loop While Not (myRevision Is Nothing)

It's not a real solution, not even a very good work-around, but maybe
better
than nothing...

Regards,
Klaus



"COE" wrote:
Hi, I am having a problem with track changes that is almost identical
to
the
kb Article - 209584 -WD2000: "Accept or Reject Changes" Skips Table
Cells.

However the workaround in the article is not working.

ie - there are two diferrent tracked changes in a single table cell.
One
is
an insertion, and can be accepted. The other is a paragraph number
that
was
removed when the style was removed. This paragraph number is proving
impossible to accept and therefore to remove. Every time I try it the
entire
row is selected and accept changes does nothing.

I have tried accepting changes through track changes and the reviewing
toolbar - no luck with either.

Accept all changes works - but unfortunately I need all the other
changes.

Does anyone have any other ideas?

COE