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UTILITIES REVISION MARKS
 
Procedures: <Using revision marks>
 
Use the Utilities Revision Marks command to turn
Word's revision marking features on or off and to
specify how revision marks are inserted.
 
■ You can use revision marks to show insertions,
  deletions, or any proposed revisions in a
  document.
 
■ When you turn on Revision Marks, Word does the
  following as you edit the document:
  * Gives the new text you type or insert a
    different format that you can specify. For
    example, you can specify that any new text be
    underlined.
  * Strikes through any text you delete.
  * Optionally inserts a revision bar in the
    margin to show where a revision is proposed.
 
■ You can use the Search button in the
  Mark Revisions dialog box to find all the
  proposed revisions in your document.
 
■ You can choose to accept or undo each revision
  separately or throughout the entire document.
 
More Help: <Utilities menu commands>
 
Using Manual: Ch. 15, "Footnotes, Annotations, and
                       Revision Marks"