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How to hide Tracked Changes in Microsoft Word Documents
Your collaborating on a Microsoft Word Document with your team and just opened the most recent version to find a multitude of tracked changes, red lines and marks all over the file. When all tracked changes are visible in a Word document it can be difficult to sort through the clutter and read the document…
How to view Tracked Changes in Microsoft Word Documents
When collaborating on a Microsoft Word Document the easiest way to keep an eye on all of the edits being made is by tracking your changes. Tracked Changes is an easy to use built-in tool that allows you to do exactly what it sounds like; track any edits or changes that are made to the…
How to reject tracked change in Microsoft Word Documents
Tracking changes is a useful way to keep an eye on changes or suggested edits from your colleagues while collaborating on a word document file. If you are the owner of the file, or the one responsible for accepting or rejecting any changes you will need to be equipped with the tools to do so…
How to turn on Track Changes in Microsoft Word Documents
You’ve been sent a Microsoft Word document and a colleague has requested that you review the document and track all changes that you make. Maybe, you’ve been sent a document and would like to track any changes you make to allow your team to easily see where edits or suggests have been made without referring…
How to print the comments in a Microsoft Word Document
You are working on a word document full of comments, and you are trying to print out the entire document with all of the tracked comments. Printing out the comments with the document’s text body may make it easier for you to review them all one by one, with a pen rather than on your…
How to edit a comment in Microsoft Word documents
You’ve added a comment to your Word document, but can’t figure out how to edit or delete it? In this post, we will walk you through how to make changes to your comment box and have you editing in no time. Editing a comment box in Microsoft Word Open the Word document. Make all comments…
How to view all comments in Word in one place
You’re working on a Microsoft Word Document and can’t figure out how to see all of the comments at the same time. This article will show you how to view all of the comments in your Word doc at the click of a button. How to show all comment lines in your Word Document Follow…
How to add a comment in Microsoft Word Documents
Can’t figure out how to add a comment into your Microsoft Word Document? In this post, we’ll take you through six quick and easy steps to add a comment to a Word Documents like a pro. How to insert a comment in Microsoft Word To insert a comment into a Word document, follow these fool-proof…
How to password protect your Microsoft Word documents
Do you need to add a password to your Microsoft Word document to keep the contents safe from prying eyes? In this post, we’ll walk you through a few quick steps & show you how to password protect your Word documents. How to set a password for an Office document To add an encryption password…
3 better ways to version control your Word documents
Are you still using crazy filenames like ‘V27_final_FINAL_FOR_REAL’ for version control on documents? If so, you’re doing it wrong. There’s a lot of issues with this method of version control and continuing to do version control in this primitive way could in fact land your organisation in a lot of trouble. In this article, we’ll…
3 ways to collaborate on Microsoft Word documents
Are you still collaborating on Microsoft Word documents by emailing them back and forth? If so, you’re making life hard for yourself as there’s numerous better ways to collaborate with others on a Word document. In this post, we’ll outline 3 better ways to collaborate on Microsoft Word documents than emailing them back and forth….
Synchronize documents across SharePoint, OneDrive, DropBox, Google Drive and Box
The short version Collaborating on Word documents is often fragmented and takes place via email, Google Docs, SharePoint, OneDrive, DropBox and many other platforms. The same document can be copied all over the place and keeping track of all the distributed versions becomes exponentially more difficult. Simul Documents is a version control system for Microsoft…
Why you need version control
There are numerous reasons to be using a version control system for your Word documents. Version control systems are common place in particular industries, but the norm with Word documents is still to work from a local directory and share via email. This article aims to explain some of the pitfalls of such an arduous…
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