Question

What are the steps involed in accepting all the changes in a document?

Answer 1

Answer:

I. Click edit.

II. Click changes.

III. Click accept or reject.

IV. Click accept all.

Explanation:

In Computer programming, software developers usually designed and develop a box-like area attached to all software applications or programs and file explorer for the completion of various tasks by the end users such as requesting for additional information, presentation of extra informations or modification (changing) information in a document.

The sequential steps involed in accepting all the changes in a document includes;

I. Click edit: this is to allow you have access to the dialog box where a document's property can be changed or modified.

II. Click changes: you select the change (s) you want to effect on the document such as read-only, full control, hidden, etc.

III. Click accept or reject: you either select the accept or reject option after choosing a change.

IV. Click accept all: this saves the choice of the user by either overwriting the previous settings or maintaining the change, if it was rejected.