[Comicmass]

I mostly use Word for typing my novels, but I have always wondered what were
comments. Can you tell me? Thanks!
--
Comicmass, Greatest Beatle Lover Ever



"reb241" wrote:

It would be helpful to be able to make comments on text in the footnotes in
the document in the footnote, rather than on the number of the footnote in
the document

[grammatim[_2_]]

On the Reviewing toolbar, you can click Insert Comment. If you're in
Print View, this gives you a balloon in the margin where you can type
stuff, which doesn't become part of your main text, and is identified
by your username and the time of insertion. You can show or hide
comments, and you can delete them individually or all at once.

Could be useful for a novelist who needs to remember whether plot
incident X was foreshadowed at point A!

(If you're in Normal View, they go in a panel at the bottom. Much less
helpful.)

If you print your document with comments showing, the printed page
shrinks so that the balloons will fit onto the paper.

On Jul 18, 10:31 am, Comicmass
wrote:
I mostly use Word for typing my novels, but I have always wondered what were
comments. Can you tell me? Thanks!
--
Comicmass, Greatest Beatle Lover Ever

"reb241" wrote:
It would be helpful to be able to make comments on text in the footnotes in
the document in the footnote, rather than on the number of the footnote in
the document

[Suzanne S. Barnhill]

Did you not see my reply to your previous similar question?

--
Suzanne S. Barnhill
Microsoft MVP (Word)
Words into Type
Fairhope, Alabama USA

"Comicmass" wrote in message
...
I mostly use Word for typing my novels, but I have always wondered what
were
comments. Can you tell me? Thanks!
--
Comicmass, Greatest Beatle Lover Ever



"reb241" wrote:

It would be helpful to be able to make comments on text in the footnotes
in
the document in the footnote, rather than on the number of the footnote
in
the document