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My industry tracks revision changes to documents via "rev bars" in the margin
of changed text. This is exactly what Word puts in when track changes feature is used. The problem is that when I tell Word to accept the markups, the rev bars vanish. What I want to do is to have an option to accept the changes so that the markups vanish, but Word leaves the rev bars in the margin so that the fact that a change was made to a line or paragraph remains noted. If this is not supported in any current version of Word, I would like to propose it as an improvement. The revised track function should have options to reject changes, accept with rev bars, and accept without rev bars. A second run through with accept without rev bars would remove the old rev bars before the user creates new ones. I am using Office 97 on my PC, but my organization has tested Office XP (and is currently testing Office 2003 with plans for rollout), and the testers cannot help me, either. |