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I am using Word 2007, my track changes are set to change by "Author". When I
track changes in a document they appear in red, no-one else makes any edits to my document, but when I open the document the next day, my changes appear in blue - they seem to change colour each day. Does anyone have any idea why this happens or how to stop this? I need to keep the changes set by "Author" as I also work with others on some documents + this is our system setting. Thank you. -- bradsmih |
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When the colors are assigned "By author" you make sure that different users
never have the same color, but you can't control which color is actually being chosen by Word. -- Stefan Blom Microsoft Word MVP "bradsmih" wrote in message ... I am using Word 2007, my track changes are set to change by "Author". When I track changes in a document they appear in red, no-one else makes any edits to my document, but when I open the document the next day, my changes appear in blue - they seem to change colour each day. Does anyone have any idea why this happens or how to stop this? I need to keep the changes set by "Author" as I also work with others on some documents + this is our system setting. Thank you. -- bradsmih |
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Thank you for your response Stefan. I understand what you say, however this
does not resolve my problem. If I amend a document and track the changes - they display in red, I then save it and re-open the doc the next day and my tracked changes are all displayed in blue. No-one else makes any amends to the document. It's a bit odd. What are your thoughts? -- bradsmih "Stefan Blom" wrote: When the colors are assigned "By author" you make sure that different users never have the same color, but you can't control which color is actually being chosen by Word. -- Stefan Blom Microsoft Word MVP "bradsmih" wrote in message ... I am using Word 2007, my track changes are set to change by "Author". When I track changes in a document they appear in red, no-one else makes any edits to my document, but when I open the document the next day, my changes appear in blue - they seem to change colour each day. Does anyone have any idea why this happens or how to stop this? I need to keep the changes set by "Author" as I also work with others on some documents + this is our system setting. Thank you. -- bradsmih . |
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http://www.shaunakelly.com/word/trac...html#Reviewers Pam bradsmih wrote: Thank you for your response Stefan. I understand what you say, however this does not resolve my problem. If I amend a document and track the changes - they display in red, I then save it and re-open the doc the next day and my tracked changes are all displayed in blue. No-one else makes any amends to the document. It's a bit odd. What are your thoughts? When the colors are assigned "By author" you make sure that different users never have the same color, but you can't control which color is actually [quoted text clipped - 14 lines] . -- Message posted via http://www.officekb.com |
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Are you saying that the changes you make today are in a different color from
yesterday's (a lot of users would like to figure out how to do that!) or just that both old and new are a different color today? If the latter, then this still comes under Stefan's original statement; it would appear that Word just wakes up in a different mood some days. -- Suzanne S. Barnhill Microsoft MVP (Word) Words into Type Fairhope, Alabama USA http://word.mvps.org "bradsmih" wrote in message ... Thank you for your response Stefan. I understand what you say, however this does not resolve my problem. If I amend a document and track the changes - they display in red, I then save it and re-open the doc the next day and my tracked changes are all displayed in blue. No-one else makes any amends to the document. It's a bit odd. What are your thoughts? -- bradsmih "Stefan Blom" wrote: When the colors are assigned "By author" you make sure that different users never have the same color, but you can't control which color is actually being chosen by Word. -- Stefan Blom Microsoft Word MVP "bradsmih" wrote in message ... I am using Word 2007, my track changes are set to change by "Author". When I track changes in a document they appear in red, no-one else makes any edits to my document, but when I open the document the next day, my changes appear in blue - they seem to change colour each day. Does anyone have any idea why this happens or how to stop this? I need to keep the changes set by "Author" as I also work with others on some documents + this is our system setting. Thank you. -- bradsmih . |
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I am not sure this is answering the original question, and I seem to have the
same problem. Each time any of us make changes to the document, our names are shown against the change. However, as soon as the document is sved, all changes revert to 'Author' with a single colour. This makes it impossible to see who has modified the document. What is the cause of this, and more importantly, how can it be prevented? Note it does not happen on all documents - just certain ones. "Suzanne S. Barnhill" wrote: Are you saying that the changes you make today are in a different color from yesterday's (a lot of users would like to figure out how to do that!) or just that both old and new are a different color today? If the latter, then this still comes under Stefan's original statement; it would appear that Word just wakes up in a different mood some days. -- Suzanne S. Barnhill Microsoft MVP (Word) Words into Type Fairhope, Alabama USA http://word.mvps.org "bradsmih" wrote in message ... Thank you for your response Stefan. I understand what you say, however this does not resolve my problem. If I amend a document and track the changes - they display in red, I then save it and re-open the doc the next day and my tracked changes are all displayed in blue. No-one else makes any amends to the document. It's a bit odd. What are your thoughts? -- bradsmih "Stefan Blom" wrote: When the colors are assigned "By author" you make sure that different users never have the same color, but you can't control which color is actually being chosen by Word. -- Stefan Blom Microsoft Word MVP "bradsmih" wrote in message ... I am using Word 2007, my track changes are set to change by "Author". When I track changes in a document they appear in red, no-one else makes any edits to my document, but when I open the document the next day, my changes appear in blue - they seem to change colour each day. Does anyone have any idea why this happens or how to stop this? I need to keep the changes set by "Author" as I also work with others on some documents + this is our system setting. Thank you. -- bradsmih . . |
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I am not sure this is answering the original question, and I seem to have the
same problem. Each time any of us make changes to the document, our names are shown against the change. However, as soon as the document is sved, all changes revert to 'Author' with a single colour. This makes it impossible to see who has modified the document. What is the cause of this, and more importantly, how can it be prevented? Note it does not happen on all documents - just certain ones. "Suzanne S. Barnhill" wrote: Are you saying that the changes you make today are in a different color from yesterday's (a lot of users would like to figure out how to do that!) or just that both old and new are a different color today? If the latter, then this still comes under Stefan's original statement; it would appear that Word just wakes up in a different mood some days. -- Suzanne S. Barnhill Microsoft MVP (Word) Words into Type Fairhope, Alabama USA http://word.mvps.org "bradsmih" wrote in message ... Thank you for your response Stefan. I understand what you say, however this does not resolve my problem. If I amend a document and track the changes - they display in red, I then save it and re-open the doc the next day and my tracked changes are all displayed in blue. No-one else makes any amends to the document. It's a bit odd. What are your thoughts? -- bradsmih "Stefan Blom" wrote: When the colors are assigned "By author" you make sure that different users never have the same color, but you can't control which color is actually being chosen by Word. -- Stefan Blom Microsoft Word MVP "bradsmih" wrote in message ... I am using Word 2007, my track changes are set to change by "Author". When I track changes in a document they appear in red, no-one else makes any edits to my document, but when I open the document the next day, my changes appear in blue - they seem to change colour each day. Does anyone have any idea why this happens or how to stop this? I need to keep the changes set by "Author" as I also work with others on some documents + this is our system setting. Thank you. -- bradsmih . . |
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In Word 2003 and earlier, this is the result of Tools | Options | Security:
Remove personal information from file properties on save. There is a similar setting in Word 2007. -- Suzanne S. Barnhill Microsoft MVP (Word) Words into Type Fairhope, Alabama USA http://word.mvps.org "Nicholas Coote" Nicholas wrote in message ... I am not sure this is answering the original question, and I seem to have the same problem. Each time any of us make changes to the document, our names are shown against the change. However, as soon as the document is sved, all changes revert to 'Author' with a single colour. This makes it impossible to see who has modified the document. What is the cause of this, and more importantly, how can it be prevented? Note it does not happen on all documents - just certain ones. "Suzanne S. Barnhill" wrote: Are you saying that the changes you make today are in a different color from yesterday's (a lot of users would like to figure out how to do that!) or just that both old and new are a different color today? If the latter, then this still comes under Stefan's original statement; it would appear that Word just wakes up in a different mood some days. -- Suzanne S. Barnhill Microsoft MVP (Word) Words into Type Fairhope, Alabama USA http://word.mvps.org "bradsmih" wrote in message ... Thank you for your response Stefan. I understand what you say, however this does not resolve my problem. If I amend a document and track the changes - they display in red, I then save it and re-open the doc the next day and my tracked changes are all displayed in blue. No-one else makes any amends to the document. It's a bit odd. What are your thoughts? -- bradsmih "Stefan Blom" wrote: When the colors are assigned "By author" you make sure that different users never have the same color, but you can't control which color is actually being chosen by Word. -- Stefan Blom Microsoft Word MVP "bradsmih" wrote in message ... I am using Word 2007, my track changes are set to change by "Author". When I track changes in a document they appear in red, no-one else makes any edits to my document, but when I open the document the next day, my changes appear in blue - they seem to change colour each day. Does anyone have any idea why this happens or how to stop this? I need to keep the changes set by "Author" as I also work with others on some documents + this is our system setting. Thank you. -- bradsmih . . |
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