Powerpoint should have a "track changes" functionality.

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Powerpoint should have the same functionality as Word where it is possible to
write in commentt in revision modus, so that the "editor" receiving this can
accept or reject the proposed changes

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[Joseph Meehan]

Powerpoint should have the same functionality as Word where it is
possible to write in commentt in revision modus, so that the "editor"
receiving this can accept or reject the proposed changes

Frankly I think the tracking changes function is far less important in
PowerPoint but it might not be a bad idea. However:

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