Hello:

I did make many changes to the document, but as it is your original work, it is probably a good idea that you check over the changes to ensure that I didn't change anything factually (inadvertently, of course), and then remove the Track Changes. You can do this a couple of different ways. You can read over the entire thing, and just right-click on the edits you do not want, and choose "Reject Deletion" or "Reject Insertion" as the case may be. Or, you can go in and just adjust the text to how you want it, which will show as a Track Changes, and then just remove all of them all at one time. You would go into the menu under "Review" and then under "Accept," you would select "Accept All Changes in Document." You can do this right now, of course, and not review all of my edits, but I am wary of doing so with such a specific, technical topic. To turn the Track Changes off entirely so your changes are no longer tracked, just de-select "Track Changes" under "Review." To remove the Comments, you must separately go through the document and right-click on each to "Delete Comment." Please note: Comments will not be removed if you "Accept All Changes in Document."

I hope that is helpful. And, if you would really like me to remove all comments and accept all of the changes for you, I can do so; just let me know.

Thanks again for choosing me as your editor.

EditPro