Turn off track changes in Word 2003

If someone sends you a document with track changes turned on in it, how do
you turn it off? I tried accept all changes but then it adds more tracking
when I change something.

It was easy in Office 2000 and before - turn it off!. Now the menus have
multiple choices, none of which are obvious, and who knows what they do!

I want to edit it, not track anything, and send it back.

Thanks,
Mich

You don't want to accept all changes. Instead, click on the
"Track Changes" button on the Reviewing toolbar (it's the
second-to-last button on my computer), or press Ctrl+Shift+E, to
turn off track changes.

M Skabialka wrote:

If someone sends you a document with track changes turned on in it, how do
you turn it off? I tried accept all changes but then it adds more tracking
when I change something.

It was easy in Office 2000 and before - turn it off!. Now the menus have
multiple choices, none of which are obvious, and who knows what they do!

I want to edit it, not track anything, and send it back.

Thanks,
Mich

Thanks, I was looking for something simple and this was it!
Mich

"garfield-n-odie" wrote in message
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You don't want to accept all changes. Instead, click on the "Track
Changes" button on the Reviewing toolbar (it's the second-to-last button
on my computer), or press Ctrl+Shift+E, to turn off track changes.

M Skabialka wrote:

If someone sends you a document with track changes turned on in it, how
do you turn it off? I tried accept all changes but then it adds more
tracking when I change something.

It was easy in Office 2000 and before - turn it off!. Now the menus have
multiple choices, none of which are obvious, and who knows what they do!

I want to edit it, not track anything, and send it back.

Thanks,
Mich