How to Use Track Changes in Microsoft Word

In this micro-lesson you will learn how to:
- Understand and Use the Track Changes feature
Full Course Description: This is the intermediate course in the Microsoft Word 365 series. This course expands upon the topics covered in the Word 365 Introduction course. In this course, students will work with, create, manage, and customize Styles, Templates, and Themes. Students will also work with various types of data in Word using Tables, advanced Copy and Paste commands, and Charts. Students will then review advanced document layout options in Word and various collaboration tools. Lastly, students will work with graphic elements such as pictures, text boxes, shapes, the Drawing Canvas, SmartArt, Text Effects, Typography Effects, WordArt, and Equations. Additional graphic element features such as grouping, layering, and moving objects will also be covered.
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[@mahmuda3508]

Thank you for explaining the track change. I hugely appreciate it.

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[@user-zz3jd7of9i]

Well explained, thank you 😊

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