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Is Openoffice's track changes function compatible with Word?
poshniallo
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Hi
I'm editing a document for a trial for a job involving proofreading. I use OpenOffice on this PC, though I think I have an old copy of MS Office on a desktop that I don't really use except for media (and doesn't actually have a desk next to it).
The client wants me to track changes in the document I edit. Can I do this in Openoffice and expect them to be viewable in MS Word?
I'm editing a document for a trial for a job involving proofreading. I use OpenOffice on this PC, though I think I have an old copy of MS Office on a desktop that I don't really use except for media (and doesn't actually have a desk next to it).
The client wants me to track changes in the document I edit. Can I do this in Openoffice and expect them to be viewable in MS Word?
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This is a job application correct? You need to get this right. I am not positive about track changes.
Quick search says no if the person is using a mac version of word, yes if windows. At minimum you can use your trial copy of word to make sure your document is correct before submitting it.