

But what is a ‘comment mark’? Your reply to Mims’ post makes it even more confusing, as you do not address the question about the comment mark but instead bring up a totally different procedure, ie.
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Uhm, same question here: what is a ‘comment mark’? And what is unclear about Mims’ question? In the article you mention how to move a comment as a whole, by clicking the ‘comment mark’.

Click CTRL + X to remove the comment mark and comment from your document.Highlight the comment mark for the comment you would like to relocate.To one of your comments to another location within your document, or to another document, do the following: Now, your comment mark has been inserted into your document and the comment associated with it has been added to your document. I was amending a word document, got called away, didn't press save, away about an hour, on my return.
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By default, Word for Mac saves all the AutoRecovery files in the following folder location How do I find the word document that may have been deleted today?Relist: Inaccurate answer. Selecting Markup from the View menu again in Word 2003 or unchecking the Comments option in Word 2007 or 2010 will turn off the markup feature, hiding the comments. In Word 20, click the 'Show Markup' drop-down in the Tracking group of the Review menu ribbon and make sure the Comments option is checked.

Highlight the comment mark in your document.Once you have inserted a comment in your document using the Comment feature, and you decide you would like to duplicate it, there are methods that I am sure you are aware of to do just that! But, just in case, I will refresh your memory here.
