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Katie and Paul, thank you. &nbsp;I did not think of playing with the Markup selection. &nbsp;Paul I had gotten past the point you suggested as a solution.
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Katie and Paul, thank you.  I did not think of playing with the Markup selection.  Paul I had gotten past the point you suggested as a solution.

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Hello,<br />
I'm using WORD 2013 with the Advanced Tracking Changes. &nbsp;The problem is that the settings I selected are not being used/implemented, i.e., the removed word is not being stroked out and the new word is not being underlined, etc. &nbsp;How could I make these functions work?<br />
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Hello,
I'm using WORD 2013 with the Advanced Tracking Changes.  The problem is that the settings I selected are not being used/implemented, i.e., the removed word is not being stroked out and the new word is not being underlined, etc.  How could I make these functions work?
Please see screenshot;


MS WORD Tracking Changes

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Microsoft Word

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