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IF the revision marks are no longer required and you want to keep the changes:<br />

<h2>1. [b]Review[/b] tab ―&gt; [b]Changes[/b] group ―&gt; [b]Accept[/b] option ―&gt; [b]Accept All Changes in Document[/b]</h2>
<h2>2. To hide further changes: [b]Review[/b] tab ―&gt; [b]Tracking[/b] group ―&gt; [b]Track Changes[/b] option ―&gt; uncheck [b]Track Changes[/b]</h2>
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Unless these two steps are taken, the revision marks will be printed!
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IF the revision marks are no longer required and you want to keep the changes:



1. [B]REVIEW[/B] TAB ―> [B]CHANGES[/B] GROUP ―> [B]ACCEPT[/B] OPTION ―> [B]ACCEPT ALL CHANGES IN DOCUMENT[/B]


2. TO HIDE FURTHER CHANGES: [B]REVIEW[/B] TAB ―> [B]TRACKING[/B] GROUP ―> [B]TRACK CHANGES[/B] OPTION ―> UNCHECK [B]TRACK CHANGES[/B]


Unless these two steps are taken, the revision marks will be printed!

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Hi,<br />
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I would like to know when you are printing, if you can unmark the revision marks because one of the user has to uncheck everytime she's printing because after it is check back.<br />
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It's on Windows 7 and Word 2013<br />
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Regards,<br />
<br />
Pablo
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Hi,

I would like to know when you are printing, if you can unmark the revision marks because one of the user has to uncheck everytime she's printing because after it is check back.

It's on Windows 7 and Word 2013

Regards,

Pablo

Remove definitely revision marks when printing

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Remove definitely revision marks when printing

1. [b]Review[/b] tab ―> [b]Changes[/b] group ―> [b]Accept[/b] option ―> [b]Accept All Changes in Document[/b]

2. To hide further changes: [b]Review[/b] tab ―> [b]Tracking[/b] group ―> [b]Track Changes[/b] option ―> uncheck [b]Track Changes[/b]