How to Allow More Than One User in a Microsoft Word Document : Microsoft Office Tips

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Allowing more than one user in a Microsoft Word document will require you to turn on "Track Changes" to keep everything straight. Allow more than one user in a Microsoft Word document with help from a longtime software expert and professional in this free video clip.

Expert: Brie Clark
Filmmaker: Alexis Guerreros

Series Description: Microsoft's Office still has the most powerful word processing, presentation, database and spreadsheet creation tools on any system available today. Get Microsoft Office tips with help from a longtime software expert and professional in this free video series.



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