Hi TMSpats2
Unfortunately it does not. However, I will gladly share one
way I helped manage this at a former employer.
What we did with the changes was to "track" them within the
main body of the topic. Here is how we did it.
Within the topic, at the very top, I inserted a DHTML
drop-down. This drop-down contained a simple table. Inside the
table, we listed the date, initials of who made the change and what
the change actually consisted of. Then we were rigorous with making
sure this area was updated each time a change occurred. (As you
might imagine, this is crucial). The tabe bit was nice, as when we
needed to add to it, we simply made sure our cursor was in the
bottom right cell and pressed Tab to create a new row. Then it was
just "fill in the blanks". And even some of that was easy to do by
copying and pasting from an E-Mail message where the change was
requested!
I then simply inserted a small image that was right aligned
and linked the DHTML action to the image. The end result was a
topic containing a small image in the upper right corner. When the
image was clicked, the change log was revealed.
Hopefully this helps... Rick