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Therefore, I had to email the docs to myself, then using the new account login to my email, download the docs, and go. The only downside is that you need to create everything anew, as far as I can tell, as this new account is a new, independent user.

The name of the new account will show up as the Reviewer name. Log out as current user and login with alternate account. But, what if everyone could work off the same, original document, without making copies Things would be a lot easier, and you can do that by collaborating online.

You can then name the account (name desired for your Reviewer comments), add password.Ĩ. Collaborating with multiple people can get confusing, because you have to deal with multiple copies of the document. When adding the new account, I made it an 'Administrator' account using the first tab in the new window.ħ. Under the 'Login Options' click on the '+' to add a user account.Ħ. Bottom left, click on 'Click the lock to make changes.' It will ask for your password.ĥ. My machine is currently running OS 10.9.5, Mavericks.ģ. I had to create a New User and login using that name in order for it to show up as the alternate reviewer name. As a freelance editor, my jobs require that my Reviewer name be anonymous. Keep reading.Here is the only way I was able to solve this problem. There is another method to view comment click on the Comments (4) icon present at the bottom of the screen as shown in the figure. To view next comment click on the”Next”(2) tab and to view the previous comment click on “Previous” (3) tab. Double click on the Comments icon will let you view the comment, in the “Comments” task pane at the right side of the screen. As in the figure below “Comments” icon appear near the picture. Step 7: If any reviewer has commented on any slide it is indicated by the “Comments” (1) icon appeared near the commented object. If the Other authors boxes are unchecked, then the changes will automatically, not accepted. If you want to reject the change, then you need not do anything. If you want to accept the change, then mark the check box next to “Other authors” symbol. Now, you have to decide whether you want to accept those changes or not. Step 6: After viewing all the changes made to the slide. As in the figure, it can be clearly observed that the color of the flower picture is changed by the reviewer and a text is added above the picture. Step 5: Under Revisions task pane if you click on the “SLIDES”, it will present you the preview of the changes made by the reviewer to the slide. The “Other authors” (3) symbol can be observed at the place where the changes are made on the slide, as shown in the figure. Next, below “Slide Changes” is “Presentation Changes”(2) which will let you know about the changes made to the presentation in particular. Under DETAILS you will observe “Slide Changes” (1) which will let you know about the changes made to the slide when you visit the slide. Under Revisions task pane you have two view options “SLIDES” and “DETAILS”. Step 4: A “Revisions” task pane will be opened to the right side of your presentation.

Search the presentation that you shared with your reviewer and after finding it click on that presentation file and then click on “Merge”. Step 3: A dialog box “Choose File to Merge with Current Presentation” will pop up. Step 2: Open the original presentation saved on your computer click on the “Review” tab at the top of your screen and under “compare” group click on the “Compare” tab as shown in the figure. Saving presentation versions with different names or dates can also be effective. Now, you have two copies to compare first, the original copy that you saved on your computer and second, copy that you shared with reviewer with a different name. The built-in PowerPoint track changes feature is useful for tracking changes made to the presentation. You can ask them to make the changes they feel like, to that shared presentation. Step 1: Create your presentation and save the original copy on your computer and share a copy of your presentation by a different name to your reviewer. Steps to track changes in MS Powerpoint (PPT) 2016: If you want, you can accept or reject the changes made by the reviewers. In fact, in MS Powerpoint the original presentation is compared with the shared presentation to find out the changes made by the reviewers in the shared presentation. But, MS Powerpoint does not have such an option. You may have observed the “Track Changes” option under Review tab in MS Word, which you turn on if you want to track changes made to your document. Select the option you want: Simple Markup points out where changes are made with a red line in the margin. If you want to track the changes made by reviewers of your presentation, then this article will guide you to do so.

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