What is the primary purpose of the Track Changes feature in LibreOffice Writer?

• To create new documents

• To track modifications made by users

• To format text

• To add images to a document

How can users view the Track Changes toolbar?

• View > Toolbars > Track Changes

• Edit > Track Changes > Show Toolbar

• Insert > Track Changes > Display

• Format > Toolbars > Enable Track Changes

What happens when the 'Record Track Changes' button is clicked?

• a. All changes are automatically accepted

• b. Changes made will be marked and displayed

• c. The document is locked for editing

• d. The document is deleted

Which button allows an author to navigate between changes made in the document?

• View Track Changes

• Next/Previous Track Changes

• Accept All Changes

• Manage Track Changes

What does the 'Insert Comment' button do?

• a. Deletes comments from the document

• b. Adds a comment box for user feedback

• c. Reverts to the original document

• d. Accepts all changes made

What is indicated when a character is shown in a different color after editing?

• a. The character is deleted

• b. The character has been added

• c. The character is unchanged

• d. The character is protected

How can a user reject all changes made to a document?

• a. Click on Accept All Changes

• b. Use the Reject All Changes button

• c. Delete the document

• d. Save the document without changes

What does the 'Manage Track Changes' button display?

• a. The original document

• b. A list of all changes with author names and timestamps

• c. A summary of comments only

• d. The formatting options available

What is required to protect a document from having Track Changes disabled?

• a. Adding a watermark

• b. Setting a password

• c. Changing the document's font

• d. Sending the document via email

Which option allows users to compare the original document with the reviewed document?

• a. Edit > Track Changes > Merge Documents

• b. Edit > Track Changes > Compare Documents

• c. View > Document Comparison

• d. Insert > Compare Files