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Word already has a diff view implementation that is pretty robust - it’s very useful for figuring out what changed across manually-versioned documents. This is
by drglitch 7y ago
Word already has a diff view implementation that is pretty robust - it’s very useful for figuring out what changed across manually-versioned documents. This is in addition to classical track changes feature.
Adobe Acrobat also has a diff (including visual diff) feature that can be used to do advanced comparisons if necessary.
Granted, author’s suggestion is more user friendly and integrated.
- cpach 7y ago“Word already has a diff view implementation that is pretty robust” It does? Didn’t know that. How does one activate it?
- social_quotient 7y agoThey call it “compare”
- drglitch 7y agoOpen a document and go to "Review" ribbon and then click "Compare...". You can do "Combine" which is effectively a merge interface.