[Fiance]

Hello,

One of the features in Word 2007 that is irritating and not clear how
to disable is the following: once you have made some changes in a
document with tracked changes turned on, and then return to make some
more changes to the changes, this editing may be visible as "tracked
changes within tracked changes", i.e. your old changes struck out
(visibly) and new changes appearing as added beside. It sometimes
happens, sometimes not. I cannot understand the reason and cannot find
a way to make my tracked changes always uniform, i.e. no older version
of my own changes visible.

[Peter T. Daniels]

If you mean that Insertions don't go away when you select them and
type something else, I've never seen that -- if you delete something
marked as an Insertion, it just goes away without a trace.

On Jul 23, 5:46*pm, Fiance wrote:
Hello,

One of the features in Word 2007 that is irritating and not clear how
to disable is the following: once you have made some changes in a
document with tracked changes turned on, and then return to make some
more changes to the changes, this editing may be visible as "tracked
changes within tracked changes", i.e. your old changes struck out
(visibly) and new changes appearing as added beside. It sometimes
happens, sometimes not. I cannot understand the reason and cannot find
a way to make my tracked changes always uniform, i.e. no older version
of my own changes visible.