In the MOS (Microsoft Master Level) exam, we need to be able to use a function that we don't use much every day, which is the "Compare" function of Word documents. It can display different parts of two documents without changing the original document, and the comparison results will be displayed in the third document.
#So how do we operate the “Compare” function of Word? Everyone can do it!
First we open the Word software, click the "Review" tab, click the "Compare" button in the "Compare" function group, and select the "Compare" command.
In the pop-up "Compare Documents" dialog box, select the "3 material a.docx" file in the "Original Document" and select the "Revised Document" "3material b.docx" file, click the "OK" button.
In the "Changes" function group of the newly opened "Review" tab, click the "Accept" button and select "Accept all changes to the document" in the drop-down menu "Revision" menu item.
Select the "File" tab, click the "Save As" button, enter a name for the new document, and click the "Save" button to complete the operation!
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