• Delete All Comments Word

I will double-click on a document in Finder to open it; it will open for a split second, then Word will crash. That happened yesterday. Word sent a report about the crash then restarted and reopened all docs. That could be when all my changes were lost - but I had Saved the document - I'm 100% sure of that. I'm afraid all my edits are gone for good - unless one of you has a magic suggestion. Can you anybody recommend a way to recover all my edits?

Convert file to mp4 for mac. Step 1: Click 'File' at the top of your QuickTime Pro, then click 'Export' to open up your.mov file. Then press the 'Options' button. Follow me my friends. But how to use QuickTime Pro to compress & convert MOV to MP4 or HD MP4? Step 2: On the pop-up window, select 'Movie to MPEG-4'.

I'm using Word:mac 2011 (v14.3.0) - you didn't specify which version you're using - it's always best to give as much info as possible when asking for help. With this in mind, there may be slight differences between my screenshots and what you'll see on your screen. Since Word for Mac 2011 supports macros you should be able to automate this by placing all your documents in one folder and running the code below. Change vDirectory to the path of the folder which contains the documents to modify.

• Wait a minute or so for the installation to take place. Click the Force Close All button or manually quit both of these applications and then click the Retry button. Click the Done button. Install flash player for safari mac. • Safari typically opens to give you confirmation that Flash has been updated properly and Adobe conveniently shows an ad asking if you’d like to buy one of their products.

Delete All Comments Word

I have been reviewing and editing a big (56-page) Word document over the past few days. Change tracking has been on, and I have made quite a number of tracked changes and inserted quite a few comments. Microsoft office 2010 for mac. I hit Save (Cmd-S) frequently, including at the end of each editing session. I keep the document (and Word) open all the time. Sometimes I have been working on other Word docs with the big document in the background.

Perform the following steps each time you plan to distribute a final electronic copy of a Word document: • Open the document. • Click the File tab and then click on Info so you see three panels. On the right-hand panel, you will see the file properties that show, for example, the author of the file. • In the center panel, click the Check for Issues button next to Prepare for Sharing. Then click Inspect Document. The Document Inspector window appears as follows.

Click Remove All to delete the information. • To finish, click Close. • If you are prompted to save the document changes when you close the file, click Save.