How do I copy a file that has tracked changes, and loose the tracking?

's Computer Specifications

I'm doing weekly updates. I only want to show the changes from last week's
report, not every change that's been made since the document was created.

How do I save my marked-up, changed document to a new document, that doesn't
think it's had any changes?

Many thanks,
Margaret

's Computer Specifications

You need to ACCEPT ALL CHANGES which will remove the previous changes from
the document.

--
Terry Farrell - Word MVP
http://word.mvps.org/

"margaret bartley" <may04_NOT_THIS_@mindspring.com> wrote in message
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: I'm doing weekly updates. I only want to show the changes from last
week's
: report, not every change that's been made since the document was created.
:
: How do I save my marked-up, changed document to a new document, that
doesn't
: think it's had any changes?
:
: Many thanks,
: Margaret
:
:

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