Suppose that your manager has given you a memo to review before it's sent to a group of employees.

But she doesn't want you to make final changes to the memo. Instead, she wants to see what changes you propose, read your comments, accept or reject your changes, and remove your comments. That's where Track Changes comes in.

She also wants to be sure that when the memo is distributed, it won't show any revisions or comments, which happened last time. That's where tracked changes go out.

Get to know this feature of Word, and you'll be proud of your track record.

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