Ultimate GUIDE to Track Changes and Comments in Word

[@messiah1211]

Wonderful explanation. You earned a subscriber.

[@waynekey1]

Wonderfully clear and simple explanations. I am working with a professional editor and she uses word with track changes and only that, but I have not used word in a decade. I have watched a number of videos but yours is easily the best. Thanks!

[@LeaDavid]

Hi Wayne, thank you so much for your feedback! Best, Lea

[@carlabennett5942]

Excellent video. Very easy to follow and understand.

[@LeaDavid]

Glad you enjoyed it, Carla!

[@colinpowda]

This is great. Word is so underrated tool. Please consider doing another video related to formatting, design and styles.

[@LeaDavid]

Thanks, Colin! Sure, will certainly put that on my list :)

[@PatrickBijvoet]

Whow Lea, I never knew about Track changes. I knew I about comments and used it not only for content, but also redactional changes. As I do not like comments that much, I am going to experiment for redactional changes, wherefore as I saw it in your Example Lea, it is meant to be. Comments I can still use for content. Thank you, You are the best Lea. Grtz, Patrick

[@LeaDavid]

Happy that I could show you something completely new, Patrick :) Indeed, track changes is so helpful especially when you rework some documents or if you are collaborating with others. Give it a try and I am sure you'll love it! Best, Lea

[@Life_in_USA_by_Jahid]

Thanks. Very detailed video.

[@LeaDavid]

Glad it was helpful!

[@georgeluther1903]

Does using track changes still disable coauthoring?

[@LeaDavid]

I don't think so, George. But let me know if you find out otherwise.

[@eequalsmc2sqrd59]

Why is this video restricted for laptop viewing

[@LeaDavid]

Not sure what you mean by that?

[@ghadeeralashoury9873]

Why I can’t find markup option in my page?

[@LeaDavid]

Maybe you have an different version?!

[@LeaDavid]

Maybe you have an different version?!

[@TWEETYDOTPIE]

I wish they used a different word or term instead of balloon...this word does not suite the context ...They could use an easy word like a block or square or something close to it but not a balloon...

[@LeaDavid]

Indeed, does not sound right.. 🎈

[@TWEETYDOTPIE]

@@LeaDavid :-(