How to track changes and suggest edits in Microsoft Word?

To track changes and suggest edits in Microsoft Word, you can use the "Track Changes" feature. Here's how:

1. Open the Microsoft Word document you want to track changes in.
2. Go to the "Review" tab in the ribbon at the top of the Word window.
3. Click on the "Track Changes" button in the "Tracking" group. This will enable the track changes mode.
4. Now, any edits or changes you make in the document will be tracked and highlighted.
5. You can also insert comments by selecting the text and clicking on the "New Comment" button in the "Comments" group on the "Review" tab. This allows you to add notes or suggestions without directly modifying the text.
6. To accept or reject changes, right-click on the tracked change or comment and select the appropriate option from the context menu. Alternatively, you can use the buttons in the "Changes" group to accept or reject specific changes.
7. You can also customize how changes are displayed by clicking on the tiny arrow on the "Track Changes" button. From there, you can choose to show changes in different colors or adjust other settings.
8. Once you have made all the edits and reviewed the changes, you can turn off track changes by clicking on the "Track Changes" button again. This will accept all changes, and the document will return to its original state.

By using the track changes feature in Microsoft Word, you can easily collaborate with others, suggest edits, and keep track of all modifications made in the document.