When using Track Changes in Word 2000, after accepting or rejecting a change
Word automatically found the next change. In Word 2003, after accepting or
rejecting a change under Compare and Merge Documents, you must hit the find
button to get to the next change--it doesn't go there automatically. When
comparing two documents with a lot of changes, you spend half your time
hitting the find button which greatly increases the review time. Is there a
way to cause Word 2003 to function like Word 2000 and automatically go to the
next change without having to hit the find button?

You can get the old dialog back by using Tools Customize - it's called
ToolsReviewRevisions in the Command list. Drag it to the Reviewing bar or
someother convenient location - it then has the default title of 'Accept
or Reject Changes'.

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Margaret Aldis - Microsoft Word MVP
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"JG Caldwell" JG wrote in message
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When using Track Changes in Word 2000, after accepting or rejecting a
change
Word automatically found the next change. In Word 2003, after accepting
or
rejecting a change under Compare and Merge Documents, you must hit the
find
button to get to the next change--it doesn't go there automatically. When
comparing two documents with a lot of changes, you spend half your time
hitting the find button which greatly increases the review time. Is there
a
way to cause Word 2003 to function like Word 2000 and automatically go to
the
next change without having to hit the find button?