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Now that I have got home from school and loaded up the document from my OneDrive, it shows all of the work I added at school. Your comments should now display exactly as you would like.You're editing a document in Microsoft Word, and all of a sudden, instead of inserting the new text you're typing, with every keystroke you're deleting and replacing your existing text! of their text highlighted in blue. Use the drop-down to indicate the color you want, and then close all the open dialog boxes. This is where you set the color that should be used for displaying comments. The control you want to work with in this dialog box is the Comments drop-down list, in the Markup area near the top of the dialog box. The Advanced Track Changes Options dialog box. Then click the Advanced Options button Word displays the Advanced Track Changes Options dialog box. Start by again clicking the Change Tracking Options tool to display the Track Changes Options dialog box (Figure 3). If you want them in a different color (such as yellow, as Jodie mentioned), then you need to perform just a bit more configuration. In Figure 1, all of these elements are shown in red. Well, there is one more caveat here-while your comments may be visible, the anchor text for the comments, the line for the comments, and the balloon outlines may not be in the color you want. (This check box controls whether comments are displayed along with markup or not.) Now, when you click OK to close the Track Changes Options dialog box, your comments should be fully visible, as you expect.
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Near the upper-left corner of the dialog box, make sure the Comments check box is selected. (This is the small icon at the bottom-right of the Tracking group.) Word then displays the Track Changes Options dialog box. You can check this by again displaying the Review tab of the ribbon and clicking the Change Tracking Options tool in the Tracking group. If this still doesn't do it for you, it is very possible that you have the display of comments turned off entirely. In this case, the solution is simple-just change the Display for Review drop-down list to All Markup. Comments display different when you choose to display Simple Markup. If this drop-down list is set to Simple Markup, then your comments are displayed differently. In Figure 1, this is set to All Markup, so the comments are displayed as expected. Note the Display for Review drop-down list, at the upper-right corner of the Tracking group. You do this on the Review tab of the ribbon, in the Tracking group. If your comments don't display in this manner, the first thing you want to do is to check how your markup is being displayed. The normal way that a comment is displayed on-screen. (Comments are just one element of what is collectively known as "markup." Another, perhaps more understandable, are edits made while Track Changes is turned on.) Normally, Comments are shown with a line, anchored text, and the comment itself. When you insert a comment in a document, how that comment is displayed depends on your display settings for markup. She wonders why the yellow highlighting disappeared and what she can do to get it back. The comments are still there Jodie can see them when she chooses to view the markup. Recently, though, the yellow highlighting has vanished. When Jodie selects some text and then inserts a comment in her document, the selected text is highlighted in yellow to let her know that the comment applies to that text.