Have a lot of
people reviewing a particular Word document?
Maybe too many?
Hard to tell what's going on with all that "chatter"…
too many changes, too many people.
Wish you could sort them out?
Maybe see just one or two persons' at a time? Or maybe you've
decided that you should ignore someone. Whatever, there's simply no
way you want to see all of them together.
So, the question becomes, can I see just some of them?
The answer is yes and here's how.
First, if you're using an older version of Word
then you'll need to display the Reviewing toolbar.
(View menu, Toolbars, Reviewing)
On
the Reviewing toolbar you are looking to find the Show
button.
When you click
move down to the Reviewers choice.
A
list will appear where you can uncheck any reviewer whose
changes you do not want to view.
With Word 2007 you need the Review tab of
the Ribbon.
In
the Tracking section it's the Show Markup button we
need.
Choose
Reviewers and you will see a list of reviewer names.
Uncheck anyone whose changes should not be displayed.
Everyone should know that the All Reviewers choice will
toggle between selecting them all and clearing them all. Use it for
changes to the complete list.
And that's really all there is to it. See who you want when you
want and ignore the rest… if only everything in life was
like this.
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