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Question about comments
"Rhino" wrote in message ... : I'm new to Word and have a very basic question: are comments visible to : anyone but the author of the document? : : I would like my document to include a notation that says when it was last : revised but I don't want anyone else to be able to see it. This is just an : internal safeguard for my purposes; I'll always distribute a copy of my : document from a folder on my PC. If anyone ever wants to know the last : revision date, which is very unlikely in my case, they can call me and I can : get it from the copy in my folder. : : Is a comment the right technique to use to store this information? If not, : what is a better way? : : I'm using Word 2002. : : -- : Rhino : : I'd just use the Hidden Text attribute. Then you can see it when you want to, but get rid of it otherwise from the screen. |
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