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I have a document that has track changes turned on. Under the Track Changes
Options window, I have insertions set to underline and deletions set to strikethrough. When I delete something, instead of getting a strikethrough, I get the balloon showing deleted and what was deleted. The insertions act as they are supposed to with an underline. In another document where the deletions show as strikethrough, when I accept all the track changes, the deletions still show with strikethrough, it doesn't remove the text to be deleted. Can anyone help please? |
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For your first document, try turning the balloons either to Never or to Only
for Comments/Formatting. That ought to make your deletions behave. For your second document, check to make sure that the deleted text has actually been deleted. I work with lots of highly paid engineers and scientists who think they're "tracking changes" by simply formatting text as red strikethrough text (instead of actually turning on their track changes and deleting it). If that's what happened, you'll have to search for text formatted as strikethrough and actually delete it. "Diane" wrote: I have a document that has track changes turned on. Under the Track Changes Options window, I have insertions set to underline and deletions set to strikethrough. When I delete something, instead of getting a strikethrough, I get the balloon showing deleted and what was deleted. The insertions act as they are supposed to with an underline. In another document where the deletions show as strikethrough, when I accept all the track changes, the deletions still show with strikethrough, it doesn't remove the text to be deleted. Can anyone help please? |
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For your first document, try turning the balloons either to Never or to Only
for Comments/Formatting. That ought to make your deletions behave. For your second document, check to make sure that the deleted text has actually been deleted. I work with lots of highly paid engineers and scientists who think they're "tracking changes" by simply formatting text as red strikethrough text (instead of actually turning on their track changes and deleting it). If that's what happened, you'll have to search for text formatted as strikethrough and actually delete it. "Diane" wrote: I have a document that has track changes turned on. Under the Track Changes Options window, I have insertions set to underline and deletions set to strikethrough. When I delete something, instead of getting a strikethrough, I get the balloon showing deleted and what was deleted. The insertions act as they are supposed to with an underline. In another document where the deletions show as strikethrough, when I accept all the track changes, the deletions still show with strikethrough, it doesn't remove the text to be deleted. Can anyone help please? |
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The formatting you have selected is only for the text that does not appear
in a balloon. In Final Showing Markup, this will be insertions; in Original Showing Markup, it will be deletions. If you want to have both, you need to disable balloons or switch to Normal/Draft view. -- Suzanne S. Barnhill Microsoft MVP (Word) Words into Type Fairhope, Alabama USA http://word.mvps.org "Diane" wrote in message ... I have a document that has track changes turned on. Under the Track Changes Options window, I have insertions set to underline and deletions set to strikethrough. When I delete something, instead of getting a strikethrough, I get the balloon showing deleted and what was deleted. The insertions act as they are supposed to with an underline. In another document where the deletions show as strikethrough, when I accept all the track changes, the deletions still show with strikethrough, it doesn't remove the text to be deleted. Can anyone help please? |
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The formatting you have selected is only for the text that does not appear
in a balloon. In Final Showing Markup, this will be insertions; in Original Showing Markup, it will be deletions. If you want to have both, you need to disable balloons or switch to Normal/Draft view. -- Suzanne S. Barnhill Microsoft MVP (Word) Words into Type Fairhope, Alabama USA http://word.mvps.org "Diane" wrote in message ... I have a document that has track changes turned on. Under the Track Changes Options window, I have insertions set to underline and deletions set to strikethrough. When I delete something, instead of getting a strikethrough, I get the balloon showing deleted and what was deleted. The insertions act as they are supposed to with an underline. In another document where the deletions show as strikethrough, when I accept all the track changes, the deletions still show with strikethrough, it doesn't remove the text to be deleted. Can anyone help please? |
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Since you don't say which version of Word you're using, you'll have to
hunt around in the Track Changes area until you find the checkboxes that control what is displayed in balloons, and uncheck them all. Apparently that group of settings overrides the ones you've properly set (and which are the defaults). On May 5, 12:49*pm, Diane wrote: I have a document that has track changes turned on. *Under the Track Changes Options window, I have insertions set to underline and deletions set to strikethrough. *When I delete something, instead of getting a strikethrough, I get the balloon showing deleted and what was deleted. *The insertions act as they are supposed to with an underline. In another document where the deletions show as strikethrough, when I accept all the track changes, the deletions still show with strikethrough, it doesn't remove the text to be deleted. Can anyone help please? |
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Since you don't say which version of Word you're using, you'll have to
hunt around in the Track Changes area until you find the checkboxes that control what is displayed in balloons, and uncheck them all. Apparently that group of settings overrides the ones you've properly set (and which are the defaults). On May 5, 12:49*pm, Diane wrote: I have a document that has track changes turned on. *Under the Track Changes Options window, I have insertions set to underline and deletions set to strikethrough. *When I delete something, instead of getting a strikethrough, I get the balloon showing deleted and what was deleted. *The insertions act as they are supposed to with an underline. In another document where the deletions show as strikethrough, when I accept all the track changes, the deletions still show with strikethrough, it doesn't remove the text to be deleted. Can anyone help please? |
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Oops, you do say. The controls are under Review Balloons and _also_
under Review Track Changes Track Changes Options Balloons (near the bottom, a dropdown menu). On May 5, 4:30*pm, "Peter T. Daniels" wrote: Since you don't say which version of Word you're using, you'll have to hunt around in the Track Changes area until you find the checkboxes that control what is displayed in balloons, and uncheck them all. Apparently that group of settings overrides the ones you've properly set (and which are the defaults). On May 5, 12:49*pm, Diane wrote: I have a document that has track changes turned on. *Under the Track Changes Options window, I have insertions set to underline and deletions set to strikethrough. *When I delete something, instead of getting a strikethrough, I get the balloon showing deleted and what was deleted. *The insertions act as they are supposed to with an underline. In another document where the deletions show as strikethrough, when I accept all the track changes, the deletions still show with strikethrough, it doesn't remove the text to be deleted. Can anyone help please?- |
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Oops, you do say. The controls are under Review Balloons and _also_
under Review Track Changes Track Changes Options Balloons (near the bottom, a dropdown menu). On May 5, 4:30*pm, "Peter T. Daniels" wrote: Since you don't say which version of Word you're using, you'll have to hunt around in the Track Changes area until you find the checkboxes that control what is displayed in balloons, and uncheck them all. Apparently that group of settings overrides the ones you've properly set (and which are the defaults). On May 5, 12:49*pm, Diane wrote: I have a document that has track changes turned on. *Under the Track Changes Options window, I have insertions set to underline and deletions set to strikethrough. *When I delete something, instead of getting a strikethrough, I get the balloon showing deleted and what was deleted. *The insertions act as they are supposed to with an underline. In another document where the deletions show as strikethrough, when I accept all the track changes, the deletions still show with strikethrough, it doesn't remove the text to be deleted. Can anyone help please?- |
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