Track Changes!

Comments: 8

• 06 Aug, '18
  Serena

  This would be a fantastic feature to add once the manuscript is finally written. You can jump into a tracked edit of your novel without jumping into another programme. I like to see the changes than just make them without a record.

• 06 Sep, '18
  Jennifer

  Honestly, this feature, with collaboration, is what is making it so difficult for me to find the 'perfect' program. :(
  
  I want my editors to be able to go in at any time and be able to read what I've written and leave notes/edits/suggestions without actually changing the text so that I can't see and approve the changes/suggestions.

• 19 May, '20
  Rayne

  What Jennifer said. I've been exporting to word weekly, sending it to my editor, and then having to reimport to Dabble. Which honestly is a nightmare and takes up a huge amount of time I would rather be writing. Also it's easy to lose track of what has been edited. Any feature that would allow an editor to revise would make it infinitely easier to use Dabble for work that is going to be published. Maybe consider the ability to import track changes from word as well when you implement.

• 09 Oct, '20
  Mary P

  Please and ditto

• 30 Dec, '20
  Chet Sandberg

  This and strikethrough are essential to use Dabble in an editing capacity.

• 24 Mar, '22
  Christopher

  WHen I'm going to do a big change I manually copy the scene(s) to new ones and label the first copy as ORIG then do the changes on the new content. This is where page/chapter/scene colors would be useful for version tracking the way screenplay software does.
  
  Tracking changes is useful. Adding revisions and comparisons is also a great feature.

• 12 Jun, '22
  Rachel

  Tracking changes in the documents is vital to my writing process. In Google Docs, I label each major save and often reload old saves to check up on past ideas. So far this website has proven to be quite helpful in keeping me focused and motivated. I look forward to seeing what this platform has to offer next!

• 05 Dec, '22
  Cass

  YES! The ability to look at changes or additional information in the next drafting stage in another colour would be super helpful. This was the only feature I really enjoyed with Scrivener - especially when sending a new draft to my editor and it imported with the different colours so she was able to see what I added.