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• #MS WORD INSERT COMMENT CODE#

you need to repeat the step 4 6 to add comments to all text boxes as you need. Now you can add comment to the texts within comment. Regarding you comment about Insert - Caption, you have to select an object that can receive a caption before you can select that option. In the Format Text Box dialog box, go to the Text Box tab, click the Convert to Frame button, and then click OK in the popping up Microsoft Word window. I have kept the line numbers to show how well this works with Microsoft word. Steps are listed below: Insert a table with single column.

#MS WORD INSERT COMMENT CODE#

If you're actually trying to insert comments in recorded changes, you have to click somewhere in the change before you can select the Edit - Changes - Comment option. To achieve requirements 2, 3 and 4 above, use table in Microsoft word, to insert the code snippet.

Double-click the "on changes" entry to find the command for inserting comments in recorded changes. Double-click the "inserting." entry to find the command for inserting comments in text. I suppose that the Comment in the Edit - Changes menu is meant for commenting on changes made by other editors of a document, the option will only be available when there's something to comment on. You should see "inserting.", "on changes" and "printing." under "comments". Insert menu - Comment, keyboard: Ctrl+Alt+C (which inserts a special character for me). Select the Index tab, then type "comment" in the Search term box. Open Help, then select OpenOffice Writer at the top. In the Comments button’s drop down menu, you will get the New Comment command item. Under the Menus tab, you can directly access the Comment command item in the toolbars. Select the 'Insert' tab form the ribbon menu, and select 'Comment. You start typing your comment, then realize that it’s not showing or only part of it has gone in. Insert Comment in the old Toolbars of Classic Menu for Office. First, highlight over or place your cursor on the text or location you would like your comment to refer to. The Comments pane displays in the lower section of the document (this is in Word 2003 I’m not sure if it works the same in Word 2007). The section in Help about adding comments to text says that the command is Insert - Comment. You want to add a comment to the author so you click the Comment icon. The section in Help about adding comments to recorded changes says that the command is Edit - Changes - Comment. The built-in help facility said it was Edit - Changes - Comment. The nearest is Insert - Caption, which is grayed out. Sarariman wrote:There is no option for Insert - Comment.