You can use Track Changes in Word to record every edit made in a document, either by yourself or others.

You can compare two versions of the same Word document using a built-in tool to see how a document has been modified.

Have you ever found yourself lost in a sea of edits, struggling to keep track of who changed what in a shared document? Whether you’re collaborating on a team project or refining an important report, ...

Sponsored by MSU Libraries' MaxxSouth Digital Media Center, this online workshop will teach participants how to use the tracking changes feature in Microsoft Word to easy collaborate on documents.

Microsoft Word offers powerful collaboration tools for editing and organizing documents. If you’re working with a team, these features help you ensure smooth communication, precise changes, and ...

This post will show you how to redline a Word document. Redlining documents is making changes to a document that allows users to see which changes were made. It’s an important feature when you have ...

Among other things, Microsoft Word saves information about the author in its documents and keeps a record of the changes made. This is often tied to specific people. Before passing a document to ...

Have you ever struggled to find a document buried deep within your files, even though you know it’s there? Or maybe you’ve wasted precious time trying to determine whether a file is the latest version ...