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Place the pointer at the beginning of the document. To accept all changes, select Review, select the arrow below Accept, and then select Accept All Changes. To reject all changes, select Review, select the arrow below Reject, and then select Reject All Changes.

With speaker notes, you can add reminders or talking points for the presenter. With comments, you can give your colleagues feedback about their presentations.

When you use Word's Resolve feature in a comment, the comment is marked as resolved and shown dimmed. However, the comment remains in the document until you delete it.

If you're struggling to add comments to a PDF file, it's probably because the author of the file has shared a read-only version of the file, and hasn't allowed commenting. If you think comments should have been enabled, get in touch with the creator of the document and ask them to allow comments.

Use another web browser, such as Internet Explorer, Mozilla Firefox, or Google Chrome. Ensure you have the latest version of Adobe Reader (available here) Check your internet connection and firewall settings. Contact the PDF owner for a different version of the file (Word document, plain text, etc.)

How to REMOVE and HIDE comments in Word (w/ Shortcuts) - YouTube YouTube Start of suggested clip End of suggested clip Tab. You should be at all markup by default. Below that you have show markup. And here you have theMoreTab. You should be at all markup by default. Below that you have show markup. And here you have the option to see what kind of things you want marked up in your presentation.

Deleting a comment removes it from the document forever. Resolving a comment marks it as finished but leaves a record of the comment. If you're using a version of Word older than Word 2016, comments can only be deleted.