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Hi, I just updated to Word 15.34, and found that track change doesn't seem to display timestamp in track changes any more. Previously, if I mouse over an insertion, it will show the date and time of that insertion. Now when I mouse over, it doesn't show anything. For example, if I mouse over the "and" in the attached screenshot, I don't get the timestamp anymore, and it was there a couple days before. Am I missing some obvious settings, or did they get rid of it in this version?
I need the timestamp to see which comments are new and which are old.
I am moving this Topic to the insider forum since the revision mention is a Fastrack based version.
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Hi Jim and all, I found a setting that solved my problem:
go to Preferences —> View —> check “Comments on rollover" box
Apparently somehow, an update unchecked that box.
Hi Jennifer,
Since you are using Word 2016 for Mac 15.34 and it is an Insider Fast version, I suggest you post on the Office/Office Insider/Mac/Word category for expert help.
Thanks,
Cliff
You should see the date and time of the change when you move the cursor over the change
Phillip moved the question to the Insider Forum.