A family of Microsoft word processing software products for creating web, email, and print documents.
Antoneth, have you made any progress on this issue?
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I work with a document some others has created. In the document Enter has been jused quite many times to create/start a new line. When I use Backspace or Delete to remove the line and tie the sentencens together and then add a space between the sentences, then the cursor jumps all the way to the end of the document.
When a turn off Track Changes, then it does not happen. I would assume this to be an error/flaw i MS Word and wonder if it is a workaround for the issue or if it would be fixed. I need to have Track Changes enabled.
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Antoneth, have you made any progress on this issue?
I so agree - but I don't want to speak to a call centre in India. They tried to scam me. any other ideas?
It's happening even with Tracked Changes off.
I am having this exact problem, with a 240 page document. I'm also working in Word (Office 365 subscription) on a Mac (MacOS Cataline - up to date). It is infuriating to constantly be shunted to the end of the document, and is wasting an enormous amount of time.
Stefan, I'm afraid it still jumps to the end of the document when using "All Markup" without "Insertions and Deletions" showing (from the "Show Markup" button). There would be no point in using the Advanced Track Changes Options dialog to set insertions and deletions to "None" -- that wouldn't be tracking the changes at all.
That is discouraging. For some people, All Markup appears to be working better.
It is clear that the symptoms are different on different systems.