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rbkrdf
4 years agoExplorer | Level 3
I can't see comments
Hi All, I've shared a bunch of MS word files with a research assistant who is able to comment on them. I can see his comments in my little Dropbox notification window, but when I go to Dropbox and op...
Jay
Dropbox Staff
Could you attach screenshots showing what you're describing in order to look into this in more detail?
rbkrdf
4 years agoExplorer | Level 3
sure, sorry, I should have done that before.. when I open the document it doesn't show his comments or reflect the fact that he has made any... it has the latest "version" as one that I worked on before I shared it with him. .. but in my notifications window it shows all of his comments. see below.. thank you
- rbkrdf4 years agoExplorer | Level 3
I just figured out that he is commenting in Dropbox, and not in Word. Now I've logged onto Dropbox and can see his comment alongside the Word comments (yay!), but when I open the file from my desktop Dropbox only the Word comments appear. Can I get the Dropbox comments to show there too, alongside the Word comments? thank you!
- Rich4 years agoSuper User II
rbkrdf wrote:
how can I make it so that I can see the Dropbox comments and, ideally, the Word comments at the same time?
It's two completely separate commenting systems, so you can't. You need to view the Dropbox comments on the Dropbox website, and the Word comments within Word.
- rbkrdf4 years agoExplorer | Level 3
ok, thanks for your help!
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