How to Record Revision on Libre (Open) Office Writer

When I work together with my partners in my office, sometimes I should make some revision on a document that proposed by my partner.

It is easy to modify the word document with Libre Office Writer, but I want to track what character, word or sentences that I have changed, so my partner can easily find my revision.

In Libre Office Writer, after I open a word document, then I go to the "Edit" menu. From "Edit" menu, I choose "Changes" sub-menu and then give a check mark on "Record" sub-menu.
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After I do the above operation, I found that when I type a revision on the opened document, it will typed on orange. So my partner will easily find what I have revised. When I deleted a character, word or sentences, the deleted character/word/sentences would become a single strikethrough character/word/sentences.
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So, it easy to collaborate with other staff using Libre (Open) Office Writer.

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