

Revisions and comments to appear in balloons out in the right margin. The default setting since Word 2002 has been for all Text, while comments were buried someplace you had to hold your breath and cross

Versions of Word, revision marks were always presented as color-coded entries in

The presentation of these features changed with Word 2002. You do manuscript markup electronically, it only makes sense that it offers twoĬomparable features: revision marks and comments. Because the tracking feature in Word lets Involved 1) scribbling out and inserting text, and 2) writing a set of questions Back in the days when markups were all done on paper, editing generally
