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Hi.. I am looking for some help with the above. At work we use a template
to put in a summarization of days events. Lately this Markup feature has started to appear and it changes the format for printing. We have managed to go into View and remove Markup which is great but it just keep reverting back. These documents need to be e-mailed on occasion so this does pose a problem Can someone explain how this happens and how we can remove it from the document. Thanks very much. C. Harris |
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The Track Changes feature has been used in those docs & the markup will
remain until *all* changes have been either accepted or rejected, Track Changes turned OFF & the doc saved. As you have found you can 'hide' the markup for viewing & printing, but that doesn't remove it from the doc. Any time the doc is reopened the markup will be displayed to ensure that the user is aware of it. If Track Changes has not been cleared in the template itself, any doc based on it will automatically have Track Changes active. -- HTH |:) Bob Jones [MVP] Office:Mac "C.H." wrote in message ... Hi.. I am looking for some help with the above. At work we use a template to put in a summarization of days events. Lately this Markup feature has started to appear and it changes the format for printing. We have managed to go into View and remove Markup which is great but it just keep reverting back. These documents need to be e-mailed on occasion so this does pose a problem Can someone explain how this happens and how we can remove it from the document. Thanks very much. C. Harris |
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