I started editing a document and forgot to turn on track changes. I tried
undoing all my edits (ctrl-z), turning on track changes, and then redoing the
edits (ctrl-y). But, of course this didn't work. Is there any solution?
Thanks.
> I started editing a document and forgot to turn on track changes. I
> tried undoing all my edits (ctrl-z), turning on track changes, and
> then redoing the edits (ctrl-y). But, of course this didn't work. Is
> there any solution? Thanks.
Save the document with the changes. Then undo all the edits and use File >
Save As to save it to a different filename. (Careful! Don't save both times
to the same name!) Use Tools > Compare Documents to compare the two saved
versions and mark up the changes.

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Sean - 23 May 2008 23:12 GMT
Thanks.
> > I started editing a document and forgot to turn on track changes. I
> > tried undoing all my edits (ctrl-z), turning on track changes, and
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> to the same name!) Use Tools > Compare Documents to compare the two saved
> versions and mark up the changes.