USING MICROSOFT WORD
HOW TO REVIEW TRACK CHANGES IN MICROSOFT WORD
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It tells you if you spell a word wrong
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It gives you computer generated suggestions on what to add
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You can make suggestions to yourself or other people editing the documents
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It fixes your grammar automatically
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Detailed explanation-1: -Track Changes enables you to edit a document electronically (on-screen) and then review those changes, by either accepting or rejecting them. As the name suggests, tracking does not remove the original text from the document; it simply marks it and leaves it in place.
Detailed explanation-2: -Typically, track changes keeps records of all the character and object insertions and deletions, text movement, table insertion and deletion and other document formatting processes.
Detailed explanation-3: -“Track Changes” is a feature in Microsoft Word that allows a person to edit a document on the computer and return it to the original owner electronically. It shows what has been changed, who changed it, and other comments that are added by the editor.
Detailed explanation-4: -Track Changes is a built in feature in Microsoft Word which allows you to see the changes that were made to the document. To view changes, or to edit a document with them, follow the instructions below. To learn how to use the comment feature, click here.