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LYOF
7 years agoNew member | Level 2
How can I track changes on Paper?
How can I track changes in a Paper document? I don't just want to see previous edits - which make it near impossible to find what changes have been made - I want to see edits MARKED in a colour. Is t...
- 7 years agoHi there LYOF!You can track changes in a Paper doc by clicking on Doc history and, for example, I can see my edits highlighted by a green color.For this reason, could you please specify what it is you’re seeing and, if this isn’t what you’re looking for, what you’d like instead?Thanks in advance! :upside_down:
Lusil
Dropbox Staff
Hi there LYOF!
You can track changes in a Paper doc by clicking on Doc history and, for example, I can see my edits highlighted by a green color.
For this reason, could you please specify what it is you’re seeing and, if this isn’t what you’re looking for, what you’d like instead?
Thanks in advance! :upside_down:
joshimali
7 years agoNew member | Level 2
I can see the changes in the Doc History; but, how do I track changes I want the other party to see what changes I made on their article.. .
- Lusil7 years agoDropbox StaffHi joshimali!Changes can be viewed from Doc history by owners and editors (excluding those who can only comment from the permission settings).Furthermore, if the other user is following this Paper doc, they’ll receive an email notification with changes that have occurred.Hope this helped to some extent! :grinning:
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