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Adding a comment to a document is like writing a note in the page's margin. You can use Word's comments feature to add suggestions, notes, or reminders to your documents. Comments appear in boxes at the side of the page. Select the text you want to add a comment to. Click the Review tab.

The Show Comments command grayed out. To enable it, you must select Simple Markup instead of any other Display for Review option. Figure 11B. The Show Comments command is only enabled when Simple Markup is selected.

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In the Comments pane, you can see a single list of all comments in your document, including resolved comments. To switch between the contextual view and the Comments pane, simply click the Comments button in the upper right corner of your Word window.

Use an @mention in the comment. The option appears to assign the comment as a task to the person mentioned. Select the Assign to checkbox. Post the comment or reply.

Select the text you want to comment on, or click an insertion point in the text, and then do one of the following to make ​​​​​a new comment appear in the right margin: On the Review tab, click New Comment. In the Comments pane, click New. Press Ctrl + Alt + M.

The option appears to assign the comment as a task to the person mentioned. Select the Assign to checkbox. Post the comment or reply. The person the task is assigned to will receive an email notifying them that they've been assigned a task.