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There are several reasons. Maybe you just want a hard copy of the comments you can preserve for your records. Or maybe you want to sit down with collaborators as a group and look at the document and the comments separately. After all, a printed page full of edits and comments can be a little overwhelming. Whatever your reason, Word makes it easy to do.

First, open up the document that contains the comments you want to print. If not, go ahead and select that. Several different options will appear, along with a preview of the document. We select and review products independently. When you purchase through our links we may earn a commission. Learn more. Windows ». What Is svchost.

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Best Wi-Fi Routers. Awesome PC Accessories. Best Wireless Earbuds. Best Smartwatches. Best Oculus Quest 2 Accessories. Best Home Theater Systems. I know I can print comments on a separraatedocument but I want to have the comment printed or displayed when I create a PDF in a column on the right side of the referenced section, just like it appears when I create the comment. Short of sending the document out, which is undesirable, I need to have the recipient view the document only.

They can respond in a separate document. This will be viewed by the members who are interested. My comments explain the changes within ewach section. With a document containing comments open, run Doug's macro and Word VBA should add the text for comments in the main body of the document. This isn't exactly what you had in mind, but I don't think there is something else you can do that won't involve displaying comment balloons. Doug, I saw what you have accomplished in your macro.

I missed it because I tested a page with a short comment and missed the insertion. I am not a Visual Basic programmer so I do not know the syntaxes to make the comments appear in bold and itallics before the paragraph referenced.

Since it appears that the comments cannot be placed inacolumn to the right of the document, having the comments appear immediately before the referenced word is acceptable but it needs to be set off, making it obvious that it is a comment.

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National Comptroller shall be directly under the control of the National Board of Trustees and shall:. I just posted areply to Dougs macro. Reading it might help you understand what I desire if the comments cannot appear in the printed or PDF version in a column on the right side.

I do not want to separate the document from the comments. Paragraphs 1. Choose where you want to search below Search Search the Community. Can someone tell me how to print comments, not balloon comments, in Word That only prints the comment number not the actual comments. This thread is locked. You can follow the question or vote as helpful, but you cannot reply to this thread.

I have the same question Report abuse. Details required :. Cancel Submit. Previous Next. Joan Pin Microsoft Agent. Hi Denny, The Comment feature in Word allows you to polish your draft into a finished document.

To print the Comments on Word , follow these steps: Click on the Review tab and select Simple Markup if you only want to see the comments or All Markup if you want to see what the comments are referencing. Click on the File tab and select Print. But when you print it, it will produce a list of markup instead of the document.

Now, click the Print button. Feel free to respond if the provided steps work for you. Thanks for your feedback. How satisfied are you with this reply? Thanks for your feedback, it helps us improve the site. In reply to Joan Pin's post on November 26, In reply to DennyMarine's post on November 26, Stefan Blom MVP.