When you are done making changes, you can close the Reviewing Pane by again clicking on the Reviewing Pane tool. Make any changes to your comments in the Reviewing Pane, as desired. The Reviewing Pane should appear as indicated by your choice. In this tutorial you ll find detailed instructions to fix the wrong size printed output (Margins) when printing from Word 2013 or Word.
#Why are my comments not printing in word driver#
The problem is occurred for many documents that printed fine in the past, using the same printer driver at the same machine. If you are printing via wifi, try to print directly with a cable. Choose either Reviewing Pane Vertical or Reviewing Pane Horizontal, according to your desires. In fact, the printed document is smaller than the original and all margins are wrong.Click the down-arrow at the right of the tool. You then work on it in Word 2007 or Word 2010 (this solution works for both) and the horror happens. In the Tracking group you see the Reviewing Pane tool. It apparently happens if you’re working with a document originally created in an older version of Word which doesn’t have the requisite Styles set up for comment boxes.Make sure the Review tab of the ribbon is displayed.If you prefer to display the Reviewing Pane, follow these steps: Then, click some other area of your document outside the balloon. (Note that the Show Comments tool will be greyed out if All Markup is selected in the Tracking group.) You can change any of the comments by clicking within a balloon and making your changes. If the balloons aren't displayed, however, you can display them by clicking the Show Comments tool on the Review tab of the ribbon. The latter method (using balloons) is the default comment-viewing method there's nothing you need to do to turn it on. If you later want to view your comments, Word provides two ways that they can be displayed: either in the Reviewing Pane or in balloons to the right side of your document. (You hide the comment balloons by clicking the Show Comments tool on the Review tab of the ribbon.) Most users, when they are through entering the comment text, hide the comments balloons so they will be able to see more of their document at once. When you are adding a comment, Word allows you to enter the comment in the balloon area at the right side of the document.
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