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Old 11-03-2021, 10:43 AM
ajanson ajanson is offline Remove highlight when I re-open document that has restict editing enabled Windows 10 Remove highlight when I re-open document that has restict editing enabled Office 2013
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Default Remove highlight when I re-open document that has restict editing enabled


I was able to apply restrict editing to sections of my document, however every time I open the document, the highlighting appears. I tried to uncheck the box in restrict editing and save it, but when I open it again the highlight appears.


Is there any way of removing this highlighting? We want to be able to send this to clients, but if we do they will see the highlighting.


Thank you!
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