What does it mean to redline in Word?
Redlining is a built-in feature in a Word document that shows the removal or addition of text. Removing text causes a red line to strike through all the deleted words. Adding words to the document causes a red line to appear under the inserted text.
How to redline a document with Track Changes
To redline your document with the automated Track Changes feature, follow these steps:
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