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[Guest]

I am creating a master document and would like to include hidden comments to
assist when completing it. I have seen comments appear as the cursor moves
over a certain point and then disappear once past this point but cannot work
out how to do this.

 

[Graham Mayor]

See if http://gregmaxey.mvps.org/Toggle_Data_Display.htm helps

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[Guest]

Hi Den,

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Use the Insert Comment button.

You may have to select Never in Tools | Options... | tab Track Changes | Use
Balloons (Print and Web Layout) to prevent your comments from showing up as
balloons.

Good luck,
Cooz

 

[Guest]

Cooz

Thanks for your response - however I want the actually information to appear
as you move the mouse over a certain point (just as a prompt on perhaps how
to complete that particular section) - I am uncertain how to achieve this.

Den

 

[Guest]

I have looked at that site - possibly way beyond my Word knowledge - I will
try to follow it thought

Thanks
Den

 

[Guest]

Cooz

What I had seen was in Adobe - does word have something similar to the
commenting available in Adobe?

 

[PopS]

Insert; Comment. The comments will display when you hover your
mouse over them unless the defaults have been changed.

Pop

 

[Jo]

Also, the defaults have to be adjusted for every PC sharing the document