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Old 08-07-2014, 03:58 AM
kennethc kennethc is offline Undoing changes in a Word 2010 document with track changes on Windows XP Undoing changes in a Word 2010 document with track changes on Office 2003
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Hi



I have a Word 2010 document and when I add a word and then later decide to delete it - the deletion doesn't show as a track change. However, if I add a word and press Save and then later decide to delete it - the deletion shows as a track change.

This only seems to happen in this particular document and not in any others I've tried. What's causing the document to behave like this?

All answers greatly appreciated as I'm stumped!!!

Thanks in advance.

Kenneth
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