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Track Changes

Kate has attended:
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by - delegate Kate [2 posts] (2007 Jun 12 Tue, 15:09) Reply

Is there anyway if two people have added tracked changes (and thus they appear in different colours) to then make all tracked changes one colour?

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RE: Track Changes

by - trainer Andrew platinum contributer [513 posts] (2007 Jun 14 Thu, 09:30) Reply

Hi Kate

First go to the tools menu and choose options then click on the track changes tab. From here you can switch from the default setting (that markup is indicated with a different colour per author) and force a particular colour for each of the markup types.

Hope this helps, let me know if you have any further questions.

Kind regards,

Andrew

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