Combining multiple documents in Word 2007 (track changes)

[Beach Lover]

I submitted this question in early March with the exact same subject (I am no
longer able to find it on the site).

Can anyone tell me how I can view multiple documents at the same time so I
can review the tracked changes and accept them into the original document?

Word gives the options to:

"Compare - Compare two versions of a document"
and
"Combine - Combine revisions from multiple authors into a single document"

but I an only view two documents at once.....the original document and one
that has had changes made.

If I have sent the original to 12 individuals and need to review all 12
revised copies against the original, do I have to do it one at a time?

Thanks!

 

[Lee Li Fong]

You can open all the documents you want to view at the same time and click View, Arrange All (Word 2007) or Window, Arrange All (Word 2003).

Blog: http://smartusemicrosoftoffice.blogspot.com

 

[Beach Lover]

Yes, I know I can view them that way but I was hoping there was a way to use
the "combine" feature while viewing them. It looks like that's not the way
it's designed.