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Track Changes
Let's say I have added 10 words using track changes and then saved my
document. Now I want to delete 2 of those words, instead of just deleting them it puts the strikethrough in those 2 words. Why and how do I stop it? This doesn't happen to all documents. |
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Track Changes
Right-click the words and select Accept Change (or Accept Deletion) from the
context menu. -- Stefan Blom Microsoft Word MVP "Flasho" wrote in message ... Let's say I have added 10 words using track changes and then saved my document. Now I want to delete 2 of those words, instead of just deleting them it puts the strikethrough in those 2 words. Why and how do I stop it? This doesn't happen to all documents. |
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Track Changes
Right-click the words and select Accept Change (or Accept Deletion) from the
context menu. -- Stefan Blom Microsoft Word MVP "Flasho" wrote in message ... Let's say I have added 10 words using track changes and then saved my document. Now I want to delete 2 of those words, instead of just deleting them it puts the strikethrough in those 2 words. Why and how do I stop it? This doesn't happen to all documents. |
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