Thank you.
Jeff
garfield-n-odie [MVP] wrote:
[Quoted Text] > Quoting from Word 2002 Help, which you can access in Word by pressing
> the F1 key on your keyboard or by clicking on Help on the menu bar at
> the top of your Word window:
>
> Compare and merge documents
>
> 1. Open the edited copy of the document.
> 2. On the Tools menu, click Compare and Merge Documents.
> 3. Select the original document, click the arrow next to Merge, and
> then do one of the following:
> • To display the results of the comparison in the original
> document, click Merge.
> • To display the results in the currently open document, click
> Merge into current document.
> • To display the results in a new document, click Merge into new
> document.
>
> Notes
> • To ensure the best possible merge results, make sure that the
> Store random number to improve merge accuracy check box is selected on
> the Security tab of the Options dialog box (click Options on the Tools
> menu).
> • If you've used the Versions command on the File menu to save
> multiple versions of the document in one file, and you want to compare
> the current version with an earlier one, you must first save the
> earlier version as a separate file under a different name.
>
>
>
> Jeff wrote:
>> I am using Word 2002 in XP SP-2.
>>
>> I would like to compare a OCR scanned document (scanned form the page
>> proofs) received from a publisher with the original Word document
>> that was sent out to find the changes and differences between the
>> two. Can Word 2002 do this?
>>
>> Thank you.
>>
>> Jeff
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