Hello Hussein, Before you throw up your hands and say "We've been through this!", please give me just a few lines to present an idea to you.
I understand that you think Word-style track changes is unworkable in XMLmind for a number of reasons. Ok, in truth I'm not all that fond of Word-style change tracking either because of all the noise it adds to the authoring window. However, your current "Compare Versions" feature already has all of the features that I'd like to see in "Track Changes", except that it needs two different versions of the document to work. If data that you encoded in processing instructions at the bottom of the file segmented the changes made *by session* then you'd be able to compare the document against other versions of itself, and achieve a version of tracked changes that is actually more flexible and useful than Word-style tracked changes could ever be. The fact that an author would need to pause to run a compare in order to see what he'd done is, frankly, a detail. The feature would nicely fill the differencing gap needed during active authoring. Just my opinion. Cheers, Jeff.
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