Microsoft Word embeds special markup in a document to indicate where a person has made changes or added comments to it. The embedding is done only if the reviewer has turned on Word's revision tool, ...

As a general rule, I recommend using as little direct formatting in Microsoft Word as possible. It’s hard to track and, if you change your mind, you can find yourself with a tedious and time-consuming ...

Editors of old used to like to say they "bled red" when heavily marking up a document in red ink, but it's just not the same on the computer screen. With Microsoft Word, you're still able to pass ...