.doc to .htm doesn't display inserted text as a change in browser. Sharon 23.03.2006 21:34:01 With change tracking on, inserted text in .doc file doesn't display in browser as tracked changed in .htm file. Deletions display just not insertions. I've searched hi and lo throughout MS website and cannot find solution. Is there one?

Re: .doc to .htm doesn't display inserted text as a change in browser. "Bob Buckland ?:-\)" <75214.226(At Beautiful Downtown)compuserve.com> 24.03.2006 14:04:46 Hi Sharon, I'm assuming you're using Word 2003 and what you're referring to isn't that the inserted text doesn't appear but that it isn't highlighted? It appears to be a buglet in the way Word is sending out the CSS (styles for the web page). When Word sends documents with tracked changes to an HTM file (something it will suggest you don't do <g>) it creates 3 CSS styles. MsoDel for Deletions; MsoIns and Ins for inserts. Those CSS styles are supposed to reflect the current settings in Tools=>Options=>Track Changes for color/strikethrough etc. It doesn't seem as though the Insert part is picking up all of those changes. If you look at the HTML source (and use Ctrl+F to find MSOIns) MSODel colors text red and uses strike-through, MsoIns uses underline with no colors specified. Not sure why the underline isn't showing in some browsers. If you manually modify that CSS style in your HTM file to add a color line simililar to what is in the MsoDel definition then your browser should also highlight that text. If you create a separate .css file with a new definition for MSOIns and pull it into Word 2003 using Tools=>Templates and Add-Ins, Linked CSS that may work. ======== <<"Sharon" <Sharon[ at ]discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:3D5C281E-9DB7-41B2-9725-0DD7CE32993F[ at ]microsoft.com... With change tracking on, inserted text in .doc file doesn't display in browser as tracked changed in .htm file. Deletions display just not insertions. I've searched hi and lo throughout MS website and cannot find solution. Is there one? >> -- Let us know if this helped you, Bob Buckland ?:-) MS Office System Products MVP >>*Courtesy is not expensive and can pay big dividends Pricing and Packages for '2007 Microsoft Office System' http://microsoft.com/office/preview

Re: .doc to .htm doesn't display inserted text as a change in brow Sharon 24.03.2006 15:55:01 Thank you! You've made many a reviewer's job easier. "Bob Buckland ?:-)" wrote: [Quoted Text] > Hi Sharon, > > I'm assuming you're using Word 2003 and what you're referring to isn't that the inserted text doesn't appear but that it isn't > highlighted? > > It appears to be a buglet in the way Word is sending out the CSS (styles for the web page). > > When Word sends documents with tracked changes to an HTM file (something it will suggest you don't do <g>) it creates 3 CSS styles. > MsoDel for Deletions; MsoIns and Ins for inserts. > > Those CSS styles are supposed to reflect the current settings in Tools=>Options=>Track Changes for color/strikethrough etc. > It doesn't seem as though the Insert part is picking up all of those changes. > > If you look at the HTML source (and use Ctrl+F to find MSOIns) MSODel colors text red and uses strike-through, MsoIns uses > underline with no colors specified. Not sure why the underline isn't showing in some browsers. If you manually modify that CSS > style in your HTM file to add a color line simililar to what is in the MsoDel definition then your browser should also highlight > that text. > > If you create a separate .css file with a new definition for MSOIns and pull it into Word 2003 using > Tools=>Templates and Add-Ins, Linked CSS > that may work. > > > ======== > <<"Sharon" <Sharon[ at ]discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:3D5C281E-9DB7-41B2-9725-0DD7CE32993F[ at ]microsoft.com... > With change tracking on, inserted text in .doc file doesn't display in > browser as tracked changed in .htm file. Deletions display just not > insertions. I've searched hi and lo throughout MS website and cannot find > solution. Is there one? >> > -- > Let us know if this helped you, > > Bob Buckland ?:-) > MS Office System Products MVP > > >>*Courtesy is not expensive and can pay big dividends > > Pricing and Packages for '2007 Microsoft Office System' > http://microsoft.com/office/preview > > >

Re: .doc to .htm doesn't display inserted text as a change in brow Sharon 27.03.2006 20:09:02 FYI--Also needed to modify the ins CSS to change "text-decoration:none" to underline. "Bob Buckland ?:-)" wrote: [Quoted Text] > Hi Sharon, > > I'm assuming you're using Word 2003 and what you're referring to isn't that the inserted text doesn't appear but that it isn't > highlighted? > > It appears to be a buglet in the way Word is sending out the CSS (styles for the web page). > > When Word sends documents with tracked changes to an HTM file (something it will suggest you don't do <g>) it creates 3 CSS styles. > MsoDel for Deletions; MsoIns and Ins for inserts. > > Those CSS styles are supposed to reflect the current settings in Tools=>Options=>Track Changes for color/strikethrough etc. > It doesn't seem as though the Insert part is picking up all of those changes. > > If you look at the HTML source (and use Ctrl+F to find MSOIns) MSODel colors text red and uses strike-through, MsoIns uses > underline with no colors specified. Not sure why the underline isn't showing in some browsers. If you manually modify that CSS > style in your HTM file to add a color line simililar to what is in the MsoDel definition then your browser should also highlight > that text. > > If you create a separate .css file with a new definition for MSOIns and pull it into Word 2003 using > Tools=>Templates and Add-Ins, Linked CSS > that may work. > > > ======== > <<"Sharon" <Sharon[ at ]discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:3D5C281E-9DB7-41B2-9725-0DD7CE32993F[ at ]microsoft.com... > With change tracking on, inserted text in .doc file doesn't display in > browser as tracked changed in .htm file. Deletions display just not > insertions. I've searched hi and lo throughout MS website and cannot find > solution. Is there one? >> > -- > Let us know if this helped you, > > Bob Buckland ?:-) > MS Office System Products MVP > > >>*Courtesy is not expensive and can pay big dividends > > Pricing and Packages for '2007 Microsoft Office System' > http://microsoft.com/office/preview > > >