Ken Adams alerted me to an article about tracking changes by Tom Mighell and Dennis Kennedy on Law Practice Today.  The article has some interesting horror stories about redlining that should prompt eveyrone to make sure they understand the redlining process.  The article also includes a link to a Microsoft page about tracked changes and comments.  I use the track changes function frequently as I make changes in documents for my clients’ review.  We don’t want anyone else to see those changes, so I was most interested in the link to the page about getting rid of tracked changes and comments, once and for all.