But this template, to the best of my knowledge, has never had Track Changes turned on in it. When one creates a document from it, Track Changes is not turned on, and it remains that way.
However, when one makes a change, markup appears. And when I look on the Review Tab, Tracking Group, the setting for Display for Review is set to "Final: Show Markup". Again, to the best of my memory, I've not changed this setting. Furthermore, it's set that way on a brand new document not using this template (i.e. my Normal template). I have changed it in my Normal template, but it would have taken a lot for me to deliberately set Display for Review in my Normal template. I believe I would have remembered doing that. AND, I did not base this template on my Normal template.
If this is truly a display setting, why is it saved with the document/the template? Surely this is a user-by-user preference--especially when Track Changes is not turned on? And why is it even accumulating changes when Track Changes isn't turned on?
I rarely if ever use Track Changes, let alone in a template. I have used document compare.
When the client edits their document, the info about the changed text reflects that I did it. I can run a macro that sets the document to "Final" but why has this just started happening?
Any thoughts? Any helpful lessons about Track Changes? Thank you!!
Best, Kim
