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Resolving a comment allows you to mark the comment as finished. This approach helps the original writer better track what's been changed and helps the reviewer see how recommended changes were implemented. When you resolve a comment in Word, a record of the comment is preserved.

Select the Review tab on the ribbon. Select the Resolve button. Comments can also be resolved by right-clicking them and selecting Resolve Comment from the contextual menu. For Office Online, comments are resolved by clicking the three dots in the upper corner of the comment and clicking Resolve Thread.

Click the File tab. Click Info to view the document properties. To add or change properties, hover your pointer over the property you want to update and enter the information. Note that for some metadata, such as Author, you'll have to right-click on the property and choose Remove or Edit.

Microsoft has introduced a temporary option in Word that lets you turn off Modern Comments and revert to Classic Comments. Unfortunately, we must expect that the option will disappear some day. To get the old comment features back: Select File > Options > General > turn OFF the Enable modern comments check box.

Resolving a comment keeps the comment but shows it as ?Resolved? so those collaborating on the piece can see the issue has been fixed. Deleting the comment removes it completely. If you want other teammates to know an issue was dealt with, use ?Resolve?.

Right-click in the comment and select Resolve Comment.

How to Change the Font and Font Size of Comments Select the Home tab. Select the dialog box launcher in the Styles group. Select the Manage Styles button in the Styles pane.Select Alphabetical in the Sort order drop-down menu in the Edit tab of the Manage Styles dialog box.

However, the following steps are specific to Word....Reply to or resolve a comment Select a comment. Select Reply. Type what you want. Click elsewhere in the document when you are done. Or, select Resolve to show the comment has been completed.

Select the Review tab on the ribbon. Select the Resolve button. Comments can also be resolved by right-clicking them and selecting Resolve Comment from the contextual menu. For Office Online, comments are resolved by clicking the three dots in the upper corner of the comment and clicking Resolve Thread.

Right-click in the comment and select Resolve Comment.