The comment function in Word 2002 is much harder to work wiht than the
comment function in Word 2000. Highlighted text is much easier to see online
than the bracketed text of Word 2002. Also, the pop-up text boxes and
easily-viewable reveiwing pane in 2000 is much easier to see and work with
than the bubbles and reveiwing pane in 2002.

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These features are restored in Word 2003, so I doubt that MS will feel that
your comment is necessary.

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"mvidal" wrote in message
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The comment function in Word 2002 is much harder to work wiht than the
comment function in Word 2000. Highlighted text is much easier to see
online
than the bracketed text of Word 2002. Also, the pop-up text boxes and
easily-viewable reveiwing pane in 2000 is much easier to see and work with
than the bubbles and reveiwing pane in 2002.

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suggestions with the most votes. To vote for this suggestion, click the "I
Agree" button in the message pane. If you do not see the button, follow
this
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click "I Agree" in the message pane.


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