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Revision Tracking (Change Bars) - How do I turn them off?

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From: Chris Christner
Date: Wed, 18 Dec 2002 16:04
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Hi,

I just imported a Word 6 document into FM6. The Word doc had been created with Tracking Changes turned on, so it converted into FrameMaker with change bars and colored text to indicate when changes had been made.

I have two questions:

-- How do I permanently disable change bars or revision tracking? I've tried clearing all bars in Format > Document > Change Bars, but any change to a paragraph brings them back.

-- How do I make changed text go from red to the default black? The converted Word text is red where changes were made in the original doc. I've tried using the Default paragraph Font style from the Character Catalog and I've created a new charater style with black as the text color, but nothing has worked, the text stays red.

Thanks in advance for any assistance,
Chris
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