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Is there any way to set up Word 2003 with multiple layers of hidden text?
I'm currently using hidden text to insert comments within a master document. These comments can be read and acted on by other users, but can be easily turned off for printing the final document. I'd like to set up another layer of hidden text, or use another feature if that's not possible, that would permit the viewing of a either a short or long version of the same document, still keeping the original hidden text comments w/o regard to the version shown that is displayed and printed. Is this possible? If not with hidden text, is there another fairly simple way to accomplish this? Thanks |
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