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Re: De-Conditionalizing a Document

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From: TanyaV
Date: Fri, 03 Apr 2009 12:56
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But... why is this text marked to begin with?

All I did was make unconditional text... unconditional. I didn't do anything with tracking changes.

And I can't copy and paste that text until I Reject All Changes, which took me about an hour to figure out because Track Changes wasn't even turned on.

And no, there's no conditional tag showing up in the Conditional Text window, which is why it took me so long to figure this out. It says it's "conditionalized" but there isn't any tag in the window indicating what it's conditionalized as, or why it would be conditionalized, and I can't un-conditionalize it.
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