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Pasting Comment Text Into the Document
Summary: When developing a document, you may end up with all sorts of comments that you need to deal with. One common task is to copy text from the comment into the body of the document. Here's how to accomplish the task.Word includes a powerful tool that allows you to add comments to your document. Since comments are designed for reviewers' annotations while developing a document, it is handy to know how to paste the text of a comment into your main document. This is done using editing techniques you are already familiar with. Follow these steps:
- Make sure that the Reviewing Pane is visible at the bottom of your screen, or that the comment balloons are visible at the right side of your document.
- Select the text in the comment that you want to paste into your main document. Make sure you do not select the comment mark at the beginning of the comment or the paragraph mark at the end.
- Use Ctrl+X to cut the text or Ctrl+C to copy the text to the Clipboard.
- Position the insertion point at the place in your main document where you want the comment inserted.
- Press Ctrl+V to paste the text into the document.