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How Do You Remove Comments In Word?

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How Do You Remove Comments In Word?

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Use the “Find and Replace” command in Microsoft Word 2007 to quickly find and replace all instances of comments within Word and replace them with a blank space. This is a simple way to get rid of all your comments at once. Step 1 Start Microsoft Word 2007 and open a document from your files that contains comments that you would like to remove. Step 2 Select the “Home” tab, if necessary, at the top of the Word screen to display the Home ribbon. Locate the “Editing” section of the Home ribbon. Step 3 Click the “Replace” button from the “Editing” section of the Home ribbon. The “Find and Replace” dialog box will open onto the screen. Step 4 Type “^a” (without the quotation marks) into the “Find what” text box. Step 5 Verify that the “Replace with” text box is completely empty. The comments will not be removed if there is something in this text box. Step 6 Choose the “Replace” button to locate the first instance of a comment and replace it with a blank space. You can also choose the “Repla

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