May 2001
Intermediate to advanced
1184 pages
33h 57m
English
Word is often used in a business environment with groups of users who need to work together. To accommodate the need for users to create documents as a team, Word has workgroup features that make it easier to track and protect changes in documents.
When more than one person can make changes to a document, pandemonium can ensue. The surest way to maintain the integrity of a document is to ensure that changes—if they're allowed at all—are clearly identified so that anyone reviewing the edited document can trace specific changes back to their originator. That's at the heart of Word's Track Changes (frequently called "Revision tracking") capability.
When Word tracks changes made to a document, text that is added, ...
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