Better collaboration with Word’s Track Changes
When you circulate documents among colleagues for review and comment, there's nothing more practical and useful than the ability to track changes. Microsoft Word includes powerful tools for recording, accepting and rejecting changes, appending comments, comparing documents, and merging documents. But, if you're like most Word users, you know little about how this set of features can help you.
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Notepad has long been used to strip away Microsoft Word formatting from text that is pasted into a WYSIWYG editor, but did you know it's also a handy tool for stripping Web formatting out of text that is pasted into a Word document?
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