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Mike s.,
Steel has it right. When you browse for the file in word that you want to include in your "support" file, you select the latest revision. Dump the old ones and track revisions in the revision section, usually within the document itself. I believe it was Laura M. that introduced me to the method. I love it. We won't get into the security aspects, because you need a secure drive with read only access and hope you don't have criminals in your company who want to create havoc. Smart ones. That is if you can't make pdf files. If you want an example, I'll send it to you regular e-mail, like Laura did for me. But, you have to supply me with your e-mail, Lean!
Mike s.,
Steel has it right. When you browse for the file in word that you want to include in your "support" file, you select the latest revision. Dump the old ones and track revisions in the revision section, usually within the document itself. I believe it was Laura M. that introduced me to the method. I love it. We won't get into the security aspects, because you need a secure drive with read only access and hope you don't have criminals in your company who want to create havoc. Smart ones. That is if you can't make pdf files. If you want an example, I'll send it to you regular e-mail, like Laura did for me. But, you have to supply me with your e-mail, Lean!
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