Often time I find myself wasting time individually accepting tiny blocks of
acceptions or deletions in a redlined text. This is tedious work. I think
there's a way to accept all changes in a document. What if I don't want to
accept all changes? I think a better way would be to highlight a block of
text and right-click. There should be an option to accept or reject all
changes within that block.

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Hi ?B?VHhMYXd5ZXJpbkRhbGxhcw==?=,

Often time I find myself wasting time individually accepting tiny blocks of
acceptions or deletions in a redlined text. This is tedious work. I think
there's a way to accept all changes in a document. What if I don't want to
accept all changes? I think a better way would be to highlight a block of
text and right-click. There should be an option to accept or reject all
changes within that block.

You don't mention which version of Word you're using, but...

I can do exactly what you suggest, using Word 2003 and the accept/reject
buttons in the Reviewing toolbar.

Cindy Meister
INTER-Solutions, Switzerland
http://homepage.swissonline.ch/cindymeister (last update Jun 8 2004)
http://www.word.mvps.org

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