(I'm running a MacBook Pro with OSX 10.6.7 if that helps. (If the answer is that this is impossible, well, I won't be happy, but at least I'll know.) I'll consider add-ons, scripting, pretty much anything that won't destabilize my system. (You can do this in Word for Windows.) Reading through the above threads, this has been the case for the last two major versions Word for the Mac. However, its a very suitable Word alternative, especially if. This is an important missing feature in Word for the Mac. On the Home tab, in the Editing group, click the Find drop-down list, and then choose Go To.: 2. Mellel is a powerful word processor that focuses on scholars and those doing technical writing. Now when anyone opens your notated document and uses the accept or reject track changes button, all the comments will be marked as Author. You will see that Grammarly is removed, and it is replaced by the word Author. Now, save your document, close it, and re-open your document again. (Seeing notes within the reviewing pane while in draft view doesn't work, since you can't easily tell which notes relate to what text.) Is it possible to use VBA to change this behavior in Word on the Mac? Or would this simply break in future revisions? In the Security tab, tick Remove personal information.
It's pretty clear there's no workaround that will allow authors and editors to view changes inline, while simultaneously seeing notes with their pointers to the text being referred to. To clarify, here are some threads on the MS forums about this: You can view comments as well as changes simultaneously, but the only way to do this is in balloons off to the side, so you have balloons reading "This text is confusing because " and also ones saying "text deleted - ". However, there's currently no way of doing this while simultaneously viewing comments. (Such a balloon would read "Text deleted - "on the screen".) In Word 2011 for the Mac, it's possible to view tracked changes inline - that is, see the changes made on the screen within the text itself, as opposed seeing them in a balloon off to the side.
0 kommentar(er)
