Hello everyone, I know it is no possible to read track changes from someone else in order to tell where they occur in the document, but I am required to submit a document this week containing track changes, in which the professor will then accept my changes and grade the final version of my document. Since this is a translation class, she asks us to use proofreader's marks, which I don't think are very practical. I am wondering if anyone has any suggestions for the best way to go about showing my changes in a why that is least disruptive to the reader and will still allow her to easily see my changes and apply them to the final version using, if possible, the track changes feature?
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