T
Terri
It seems that Microsoft considers Tracking Changes only to
be used when 'collaborating' on a document with multiple
users? We recently upgraded to XP and Office 2002 and the
option to hide deleted text is gone! We want this option
back. (
In my organization (large programming area with many large
systems) we have many system documents that we update on a
regular basis. We mark the changes to the document so that
reviewers and users can easily see in context what is new
or changed (in addition to the Nature of Changes page). We
store all our documents in an CM system and usually only
need to view documents electronically. But when a document
is one that needs to be referenced frequently we will also
create hard copies. When we print we want only change
lines in the margins. Other than manually deleting all
deleted text, is there a way to NOT display deleted text
and still track the change?
be used when 'collaborating' on a document with multiple
users? We recently upgraded to XP and Office 2002 and the
option to hide deleted text is gone! We want this option
back. (
In my organization (large programming area with many large
systems) we have many system documents that we update on a
regular basis. We mark the changes to the document so that
reviewers and users can easily see in context what is new
or changed (in addition to the Nature of Changes page). We
store all our documents in an CM system and usually only
need to view documents electronically. But when a document
is one that needs to be referenced frequently we will also
create hard copies. When we print we want only change
lines in the margins. Other than manually deleting all
deleted text, is there a way to NOT display deleted text
and still track the change?