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How to use TAGGING in OneNote for Windows 10 - YouTube YouTube Start of suggested clip End of suggested clip Filter. You'll notice that the search scope might be set to all notebooks. And you can change thisMoreFilter. You'll notice that the search scope might be set to all notebooks. And you can change this to the current notebook the current section or the current.

How to Use Comments in Microsoft Word (Modern Comments) - YouTube YouTube Start of suggested clip End of suggested clip Or right click the text and select new comment from the shortcut. Menu. You can also insert aMoreOr right click the text and select new comment from the shortcut. Menu. You can also insert a comment by selecting the comment button above the ribbon. And then selecting new in the comments pane.

NOTE: Comments in Word are stored in the documents. A comment can be edited by anyone who has access to edit the document and not only by the original author who inserted the comment. Figure 2. A new comment has just been added, ready for typing comment text.

Changing Names in Microsoft Word Comments: Quick Tip - YouTube YouTube Start of suggested clip End of suggested clip And here you will see the username and here I can change my name which will appear in the comment.MoreAnd here you will see the username and here I can change my name which will appear in the comment. Like I will write external examiner and I will click ok. And now if I will write any comment.

Try it! Add a comment. Type your comment. Use an @mention to name specific people in your comment. Select Post comment. The recipient will receive an email notification. They can reply to the comment right from the email or select the link to go directly to the comment.

Click on the ellipses next to the comment and choose ?Link to Comment?. Then you can send the link to another collaborator, and they will go directly to the part of the document with the comments.

Here's how to mention someone in Microsoft Excel: Select the cell and then click Review> Comment. You can also right-click on the cell and select ?Insert Comment? from the contextual menu. Type @ followed by the person's name. For example, @John Doe.