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In Word 2010, is there a way to not have the date and time show when doing track changes?
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there doesn't seem to be an option to not display this information
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> In Word 2010, is there a way to not have the date and time show when doing track changes?

there doesn't seem to be an option to not display this information

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AMAZING - i didn't know that!
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Yeah, but it also deletes your name as the author and just puts in a generic &quot;author&quot; as the person who made the edit, but it serves the purpose.
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Yeah, but it also deletes your name as the author and just puts in a generic "author" as the person who made the edit, but it serves the purpose.

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I was able to find the steps on how to do this and it works as I need it to.
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I was able to find the steps on how to do this and it works as I need it to.

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In Word 2010, is there a way to not have the date and time show when doing track changes? For instance if I replace the word &quot;she&quot; with the word &quot;they&quot; when another person reviews the changes and hovers the mouse over the deleted and/or inserted word, I do not want the tool tip to show the date and time I made the change. I've already tried unchecking Document Properties and Personal Information from the document inspector and that did not work.<br />
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Thanks,
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In Word 2010, is there a way to not have the date and time show when doing track changes? For instance if I replace the word "she" with the word "they" when another person reviews the changes and hovers the mouse over the deleted and/or inserted word, I do not want the tool tip to show the date and time I made the change. I've already tried unchecking Document Properties and Personal Information from the document inspector and that did not work.

Thanks,

Hide date and time a change was made using Track Changes in Word 2010

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