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Remove tracked changes Click at the beginning of the document. On the Review tab, go to Changes. Select Accept or Reject. As you accept or reject changes, Word will move to the next change. Repeat until you've removed all changes in the document.

"Redlining" is a form of editing in which red ink is used to indicate removal or addition of text in Microsoft Word. You can redline a Microsoft Word document by using Microsoft Word's built-in "Track Changes" feature, or you can manually redline the document with font color changes and strike-throughs.

Go to File > Options > Trust Center > Trust Center Settings > Privacy Options. Under the "Document-specific settings" heading, uncheck the box for "Make hidden markup visible when opening or saving". (Despite the heading, this option applies to all documents you open.)

To remove all tracked changes from a document, be sure that all changes are showing, and then do the following: Click the Review tab on the ribbon. ... To accept all changes, click Accept All Changes in Document. ... To selectively accept or reject changes, click Accept and Move to Next or Reject and Move to Next.

Sentence-level revisions are revisions that improve your clarity and conciseness.

Save your document with all changes accepted and add the word 'clean' to the file name to the original file name with the latest version number - this becomes your clean copy.

Note: If a document has been shared with you for review, you may not be able to turn off Track Changes. If you want to edit the document without tracking changes, you'll need to either save a copy or ask the person who sent it to you to share it again with review mode turned off.