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When you are adding a comment, Word displays the comment balloons at the right of the document. Most users, when they are through entering the comment text, hide the comment balloons so they will be able to see more of their document at once. If you later want to view your comments, follow these steps:
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2018-11-06 03:25:30
Krishna Kumar Venkitachalam
Does someone know how to adjust the size of the right-sided markup area (where comments, in/del, and formatting changes markup appear) when using Print/Web view on Mac OSX in Office 365. I can't find it in the Track Changes options for Mac. In Windows, you can do it by % of the screen or inches of screen (in print layout).
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