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  1. Click in a project to make it the active window.
  2. From the Project menu, select Recent Changes....
    The Recent Changes dialog displays a summary of all book and non-book files that each user has changed in the past 30 days.
  3. Optional: Expand the entry for a particular user to see more detail.
    (If you hover over the date of an entry, the time of the entry is displayed in 24-hour notation with a Greenwich Mean Time offset).
  4. Optional: From the drop-down menu in the Changes Since box at the lower right of the dialog, select an earlier date to see more changes, or select a later date to see fewer changes.

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