Matt Eliot, a colleague here at TCG, suggested this tool in response to my complaints of people leaving comments and tracked changes in Word documents. Rich Renomeron also told me that it works in all Office programs, not just Word. Unfortunately it’s Windows-only but could come in useful for those of us who are tied to legacy technology <wink!>.
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