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"Comment Subject" and "Comment Reference" styles
In Word 2003, I can't figure out what these styles are used for. I've
modified them both to see if I could figure out what changed, but nothing changed. 1. What are these two styles used for? 2. Also, the text inside my comment balloons appears as "Comment [om]: my comment...." What style does word use for the "Comment [om]" part? (It does not seem to be either the Comment Subject or Comment Reference style, because I've tried modifying those styles, and nothing changes inside the comment balloon. Thanks. |
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