How To Track Changes in Word (& Add Comments!)

[@bonniekreitler8975]

Extremely clear and helpful presentation for this first-time user of the Word function. Thanks!

[@lljzmc]

Thank you for distinguishing between 'reviewer' and 'student' actions! That was exactly what I needed to know.

[@laurelschenkoske706]

This is great. I've been muddling through, but your demonstration helps clarify. Thanks!

[@LauraLluisMoreno]

Thank you for your valuable explanation

[@omarel-ghezawi6466]

Very clear and well explained. Thanks a lot.

[@bhagyajyothirao7312]

Thanks Steve

[@mesr1845]

Thank you Steven for this video. It helped me so much!

[@StevenBradburn]

Very welcome

[@theresegart]

Thanks for this! Concise and very useful!

[@aminaahmedalibelal5676]

Very useful

[@The-Epigramy]

Can you make a video about mendely to add refrences

[@carpediem1981jfa]

Great video, I am working on a document and i accepted all changes, now on the left or right margin can’t see the comments made by my colleagues, is any way to recover those comments I accepted?

[@黃敏宸]

Does anyone know how to find out quickly which person had revised the word file in the Reviewing Pane?
For example, if there are about ten people had reviewed the file and I want to know if Tom had revised it.
Could I use the function of Ctrl+F to check with it?

[@ziyadahmad5983]

thanks a lot

[@markhindman9005]

I wish you would have explained how to save the document and then send back to the person(s) you are working with, and vice versa.