After accepting a tracked change, which step allows you to proceed to the next change?

After accepting a tracked change, which step allows you to proceed to the next change?

• A. Click Accept and then Save the document.
• B. Click Accept in the Changes group to accept the current change; then click Next to go to the next change.
• C. Click Accept All Changes.
• D. Click Reject and then Next.

Answer: (C)

Track Changes in Word is designed for reviewing edits one at a time. After you accept the current change, you move on to the next by using the Next command in the Changes group. This lets you continue the review sequentially, change by change. Accepting all changes at once skips the step-by-step navigation, so it wouldn’t let you proceed to each subsequent change individually. Saving or just rejecting and moving on wouldn’t specifically advance you through the edits either. So the step that lets you proceed to the next change is to click Next after accepting the current one.

Track Changes in Word is designed for reviewing edits one at a time. After you accept the current change, you move on to the next by using the Next command in the Changes group. This lets you continue the review sequentially, change by change. Accepting all changes at once skips the step-by-step navigation, so it wouldn’t let you proceed to each subsequent change individually. Saving or just rejecting and moving on wouldn’t specifically advance you through the edits either. So the step that lets you proceed to the next change is to click Next after accepting the current one.