Hi Deborah, I have attempted to use track changes on a few occasions.
My screen reader is WindowEyes.  As in your case, it was a requirement
for the writing assignment I was working on in collaboration with
others.  I found it just too cumbersome and confusing to do
independently with my screen reader.  Yes, G.W.Micro will tell you
that it is possible and it can be done, but it's just too hard to deal
with track changes independently.  Once I ended up hiring a reader,
and that worked fairly well for me.  But, what worked better was
creating a separate document and copying and pasting the sentence or
phrase which I wanted to change and then, inside brackets, writing
[Change to:  ***]  That worked for the other people on the team and
was much simpler for me.
HTH,
Penny


On 10/6/12, Deborah Kendrick <[log in to unmask]> wrote:
> Hi,
> Subject line says it all.  I have a quick turn-around project and the
> person
> hiring me want me to used Track Changes to indicate my edits.  I have never
> looked at it at all and if it is complicated, then I'm just going to have
> to
> figureout another way.
> Thought I would appeal to all of you experts here in the event anyone is
> familiar with it and can give me pointers.  If those pointers are that it
> is
> just totally crazy, tell me that, too.
> Thanks in advance,
> Deborah
>
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