Computer Science, asked by shahmehrajuddin75, 10 months ago

When is merging of two documents useful?

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Answered by Anonymous

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$<body bgcolor=black><marquee direction="up">The point of merging is to combine the changes of both contributors into a new, complete revision of the document. The merging process compares what was changed in each version of the document, and tries to automatically create a new document combining all changes from all editors.$

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Answered by Sreyashpedia

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Here's your answer mate

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If you want to merge more copies, save the document that contains the combined changes of the first two copies. Then merge the additional copies with that document. Click Review > Compare > Combine. Under Original document, click the arrow and then click the document that contains the combined changes.

In this way, merging takes less space and also reduces file size. .

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