I can change Word's "Track Changes" feature to use the color green instead of red. I will then have to manually go back through the document and highlight the edits. Are you familiar with Word's Track Changes feature? It is specifically designed so you don't have highlight changes. You can change the "view" in the "Review" pane so that you can see the document before the changes are made (original), redlined with the suggested changes, and in final form with all the changes made. You can toggle among all these choices as much as you want. You can review each individual edit and choose to either accept or reject it as you move through the document. As I said, I can manually highlight all my suggested edits and make them appear in green. I just want to make sure you know how great Word's track changes feature is so that you can get all the benefits. When I set the highlight manually, you'll have to remove it manually as well. I am not aware of an option where Word will highlight the edits itself. It would be nice.