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Word has its own version control built in, which works pretty well. You can see all revisions, and step through and accept/reject. You can also do diff of two d
by obastani 9y ago
Word has its own version control built in, which works pretty well. You can see all revisions, and step through and accept/reject. You can also do diff of two documents.
- taeric 9y agoThis is definitely good for papers that are "one and done." Just don't upgrade during. And try to have a set of coworkers are using the same version and is.
- deleted 9y ago[deleted]
- x0x0 9y agoFor 2 people, maybe; but even then you're doing the equivalent of emailing your entire repo (in a doc) back and forth. Which is how you end up with report.latest.2017_0713.new.with_additions.current.adamssversion.ready.lastchange.docx being emailed... And if you have 3 people collaborating, sooner or later someone makes edits to something besides HEAD and then there's a giant mess to sort out.