I use Track Changes off and on. There's usually enough of a break 
between uses that I need to relearn a lot, but it always turns out to be 
simple and accessible with Jaws. I'm pretty sure there are commands for 
finding comments and revisions, which you can find in the Jaws help 
(ins+h while in Word). I believe there's even a command for Jaws to read 
or ignore the changes. What I recall, though, is that Jaws reads your 
version of the document in say-all, but all the edits when you're just 
arrowing around. I have a vague memory of making changes to the comment 
balloons so Jaws would read them better, but I don't remember what I did 
and which version of Word or Jaws I did it in.

If you don't have Jaws and if you're editing the document for a sighted 
person, you can save the original document with one name and save your 
version of the document with a different name. then you can use the 
Compare feature in Word. I've pasted a link for how this works.
http://www.dummies.com/how-to/content/how-to-compare-two-versions-of-the-same-word-2010-.html
The last time I tried it was about a year ago (Word 2007 and Jaws 11 or 
12), and it wasn't accessible: the changes marked on the comparison 
document were mostly not read by Jaws. The information in the link 
suggests the process and results are different from what I remember, but 
I haven't tried it recently.


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