Highlighted Changes
If using a mac computer and MS Word 2013 try TOOLS>TRACK CHANGES> HIGHLIGHT CHANGES>OPTIONS> SHOW ALL> EDIT> CLICK 'DELETE SELECT TEXT WHEN YOU TYPE' and then just exit the options chart. Does anyone know the shortcut to change the text color on Word 2011 on a Mac? I would like to ideally select a part of the text, press a key combination, and change the color of the text to the color in the Font toolbar.
Mac Excel does not provide the Find & Select button, nor does it allow for Find All or anything comparable. However, the items you see listed in Win Excel's Find & Select dropdown essentially are just a few of the options provided by the Go To - Special feature. No find in excel for macro.
I use change tracking in Microsoft Word to collaborate with others while jointly editing a document, however, I am not interested in tracking formatting changes. On the Windows version of Word, I was able to easily turn of tracking of formatting changes, however, on Word for Mac 2011, I have been unable to accomplish this. On the Mac, under the Review tab, I can turn off visibility in the Tracking subsection by selecting the popup menu Show Markup and unchecking Formatting but formatting changes are still being tracked even when not visible. I also tried going to the Preferences. Below Formatting and in the Track Changes dialog under Markup section setting Formatting: to (none), Color: to Auto, but I still get tracking. My recollection is that on the Windows version of word, this is where you would disable tracking of formatting changes. How can I disable tracking of formatting changes in Word for Mac 2011?