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I'm reviewing and updating a document where a colleague has used comments for input. Sometimes my updated text solves most of a problem, so that the comment – while it's still worth keeping – only applies to a smaller block of text.
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You could cut the lead-in paragraph from the document, then paste it back in again - before the reduced comment range.
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Cheers, Paul Edstein [Fmr MS MVP - Word] |
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That seems to do the trick today … wonder how I missed it yesterday :-}
(but Thread Tools only give me "Show printable" and "Unsubscribe", so I haven't managed to mark the thread as Solved) |
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