If you've been working on a Word document in a team or have to send a report out for comments and approval, you may end up with a file that's covered in comments, tracked changes and markup.
You'll probably want to remove the markup and comments from your Word document, particularly if you're sending it outside your business (tracked changes have embarrassed organisations many times over the years).
So, for this tip of the week (TOTW), we explain how to remove markup, comments and other hidden data from your Word documents.
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Recent versions of Microsoft Word include a tool called the Document Inspector that helps you identify and remove comments, markup and hidden information. Bad news for Mac users though: the Document Inspector is only available on Word for PCs.
Here's how to use it:
That's it. Now you can save your document as normal and send it out without worrying that it might contain any hidden text or information.
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