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You're collaborating with your co-authors to write a report or a book
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They've sent you a first revision
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And you wish it was possible to share your comments with them on margins like the old days
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Luckily, you can do that in Microsoft Word
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Select the text you want to comment
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Go to Review Tab and click on New Comment
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Write your comment in the appearing dialog box
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Press Escape key to go back to your document, or simply click outside the comment box
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This little icon here will always point out the comment
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There is also the possibility to make all the comments visible on the margin side
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Go back to Review Tab, and click on Show Comments
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Your co-authors can answer your comments by clicking on Reply
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After the issue related to the comment is solved, you can click on Resolve
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The comment becomes unavailable for modification since it is closed
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You can hide the comments side zone by deactivating Show Comments command
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The document contains more other comments
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Navigate to find them using the two commands: Previous and Next
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