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Reply Tue 24 Jul 2007, 17:26Delegate Amanda said...

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If I add a comment to my document, how can I print it to include the comment?

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Reply Wed 25 Jul 2007, 06:26Trainer Tracy said...

RE: Comments

If you insert a comment on your Word document the comment should be printable by default (Insert>comment), however if you do not want to see the comment go to the View menu and down to MarkUp and that should switch it off.

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