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4 Ways to Add a Comment in Microsoft Word

By Matthew Lynch
April 9, 2024
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Introduction:

Microsoft Word is a versatile and feature-rich program that enables users to create, edit, and manage documents with ease. One of its most useful features is the ability to add comments to a document, allowing collaboration between multiple users or providing additional context for oneself. In this article, we will explore four different ways you can add a comment in Microsoft Word.

1.Using the “Review” tab:

The most common method for adding a comment is utilizing the Review tab within the Word interface.

Step 1: Highlight the text you want to add a comment about.

Step 2: Click on the “Review” tab located at the top of the Microsoft Word window.

Step 3: In the “Comments” group, click on the “New Comment” button. A new comment box will appear next to your selected text where you can write your comment.

2.Using the right-click context menu:

While working on a document, you might find it more expedient to add comments using the right-click context menu.

Step 1: Highlight the text that you’d like to comment on.

Step 2: Right-click your selection.

Step 3: In the context menu, click on “New Comment.” A new comment box will appear where you can type your thoughts.

3.Utilizing keyboard shortcuts:

If you are a keyboard shortcut enthusiast, this method is perfect for fast and effective commenting.

Step 1: Select the text you want to associate with your comment.

Step 2: Press “Ctrl + Alt + M” (For PC) or “Cmd + Option + M” (For Mac) on your keyboard. A new comment box will appear adjacent to your selected text allowing you to write your note.

4.Drag and drop comments from one location to another:

Sometimes, you might have pre-written comments that you’d like to add to a Word document or need to move an existing comment to another location.

Step 1: Open the pre-written comment (in another Word document or any source) and select the text you want to use as a comment.

Step 2: Right-click the highlighted text (or click and hold on Mac), and then drag it to the desired location in your target Word document.

Step 3: Release the right mouse button (or release the click on Mac), and choose “Add as Comment” from the pop-up menu. This places your pre-written comment appropriately within your document.

Conclusion:

Effective communication and collaboration are essential for successful projects. Microsoft Word’s comment feature provides users with various methods for leaving important notes and feedback. By mastering these four ways of adding comments, you can ensure your documents remain organized and your collaborations efficient.

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