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also check the Balloon Text style--Balloon Text and Comment Text work
together to determine what you get in the balloons. Julian wrote: Just checked my document in Word 2002 and the style name to look for is definitely "Comment Text" - this is the default style for comments. If you have a style called "COMMENTS" you might need to replace it.... Here's a handy trick for converting styles... Use Edit...Replace and look for "^p" (without the quotes) and set the style via the Format button ("Style A") of the Find Text to be whatever you want to replace... (If you can't see tjhe Format button in the dialog click "More" to show the advanced options) In the replace box, you can either enter "^p" again or leave it blank as long as you set the Replace style ("Style B") to be whatever you want it to be (cursor must be in the Replace box to tell Word which style you are setting)... Replace All and all instances of Style A will be changed to Style B. Click in some text in the Reviewing Pane and the "Style" drop down on the Formatting toolbar will tell you want style the text is in if you are not sure. Hope that helps... you never know! |
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