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There is no way to lock comments without locking the other content as well. If text that is the anchor of a comment is deleted, that action deletes the comment automatically and without any intent on the part of the editor to change or delete the comment.

If Track Changes identifies you as ?Author? instead of your username when you are inserting comments and edits, this means someone has used the Document Inspector to remove hidden data from the document.

For this, navigate to the printing option by clicking "File > Print". From there, choose the "Document" option to disable the comments. Tap on the "Microsoft Print to PDF" as your printer. This will save a copy of your PDF file without added comments so that you can print it without showing comments.

You can also right-click on the annotation, scroll down to Selection on the pop-up menu and then over to Lock. If you selected multiple items, they will all be locked together and cannot be moved. To unlock an annotation, first select it.

1 Correct answer Export all the comments to a data file. Change the extension of the data file from FDF to XML. Open the data XML file in your text editor. Do a search for " Open true" and change it to "Open false" Save the XML file. Change the extension back to FDF. Back in Acrobat, delete all the comments.