If you later want to view the comments, display the Review tab of the ribbon and use the Next and Previous tools, in the Comments group, to move from comment to comment. When done with the comment, click somewhere in the document outside of the comment.Click on the New Comment tool in the Comments group.Something like the following: dim c as Comment For each c in ActiveDocument.Comments Give each comment a unique author. You can access all of the comments via ActiveDocument.Comments. You can, if you desire, choose a passage of text about which you wish to comment-just select the text as you would normally select it. As Ahmad indicated, you can change the color of a comment by having the comment have a different author. Place the insertion point where you want the comment anchored.
Comments are normally not printed when you print a document. Comments do not interfere with the main text and appear in their own area of the document. Word allows you to add comments to your document, as a separate element of the document.
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