When tracked changes are turned on, Word marks any changes made by any authors of the document. This is useful when you're collaborating with other authors because you can see which authors made …

You can add or review changes and comments as you scroll through a document on your iPad or iPhone. When Track Changes is turned on, Word uses a unique color to mark the changes made by …

Learn how to accept all or some of the tracked changes you and others have made in a shared Word document.

Accept or reject changes one at a time Click or tap at the beginning of the document. On the Review tab, go to Tracking. Select Accept or Reject. As you accept or reject changes, Word will move to the next …

You can add or review changes and comments as you scroll through a document on your iPad or iPhone. When Track Changes is turned on, Word uses a unique color to mark the changes made by …

If you have the Word desktop application, use the Open in Word command to open the document and turn on track changes. When you’re done and you save the document, it will continue to be stored …

In the Track Changes dialog box, you can control how you want markup to appear in your document. For example, to change the formatting that's displayed when someone inserts new text, click an option …

Use your keyboard and a screen reader to track, review, accept, or reject changes in documents.

Under Original document, click the arrow and then click the document that contains the combined changes. Under Revised document, click the next copy you want to merge.

The original copy remains untouched. Revision marks show any differences introduced by the revised copy of the document. Tip: To change document comparison settings or the level of detail shown, on …