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Have Document Inspector ignore "some" comments
We don't have 2007 installed yet so I can't play around with it to see if
there is any way to do this. Does anyone know if you can use Document Inspector to check/remove comments but somehow have it ignore certain ones? We store detailed revision info in comments at the beginning of our documents & always need to keep that info. Will protecting the section do any good? Or is there some code we can use to limit the area searched (bookmarks?)? Thanks! -- JoAnn |
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