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21 st #Information Literacy
Century
Skills #Technology Literacy
1. Which menu option can be used to add an image from file?
2. What all can be added in a header and a footer?

TASK 2

T rack Changes

Track Changes in a LibreOffice document means keeping records of the changes made to the document.
Example, A student creates a report and gives it to his teacher for review. Just as a teacher modifies a printed
copy with a red pen, the teacher can make changes to a document using the Track Changes mode. This
highlights the changes and makes it easier for students to identify and correct mistakes later.
To start track changes, click on Edit → Track Changes → Record. To start track changes, you must first click
Record as shown in the figure.

As soon as you click Record, the changes made to the document are recorded and displayed in a different
colour. When you're ready to stop the process of track changes, click Record again.

Track Options
When the recording option is turned on, all changes are recorded. These are displayed in different colours.
Deleted text is displayed with a strikethrough line (This text is deleted). There are many options in this Track
Changes submenu. You can use the Next and Previous options to move from one change to another. When
a change is selected, use the Approve and Deny options to approve or reject the change. If you accept, the
changes in the document will be permanent, and if you reject any change, the original text will be restored.
If you think all the changes are okay, use the Accept All command to accept all the changes in one go. If
you do not want to accept any change and want to restore the original text, use the Deny All option.
In some cases, you may want to see how the document will look like with all changes accepted, without
actually accepting the changes. In that case, click the Show option to display the document as if the changes
have been applied. Click Show again to see Document in track mode with the changes.

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