[stylist] Reading Comments in Word 2007

[Jim]

Hi,
If you have JAWS 11 and above, I am pretty sure that the key stroke is
Windows key + semicolon, which brings up a little window. The window
looks like a little web page. From there, you can press Enter on the
thing you want to check out. Whether it's a list of tracked changes,
comments, or whatever the other one is, which I forget, you press
Enter on it. That brings up a list of, let's say comments, since
that's what you mentioned. You can read each one. Each one is a link.
When you press Enter on it, you are taken to where it is in your
document. You can then read the stuff around it to get context.

Thanks.

Jim

On 12/24/11, Marion Gwizdala <marion.gwizdala at verizon.net> wrote:
> Dear All,
>     I wrote an article and sent it to an expert on the subject matter for
> review. The reviewer sent my manuscript back to me with some comments and
> revisions; however, I am unsure how to read the comments and revisions. Can
> anyone offer me some guidance?
>
> Fraternally yours,
> Marion Gwizdala
>
>
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