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INSERTING AN ANNOTATION
 
Overview: <Insert Annotation command>
 
To insert an annotation:
1. Move the cursor to where you want to insert
   the annotation reference mark.
2. Choose Insert Annotation (Alt,I,A).
3. In the Annotation Mark box, type the
   characters you want to use as the annotation
   mark.
4. To include the date and/or time in the
   annotation mark, turn on Include Date and/or
   Include Time.
5. Choose OK.
   The annotation mark is inserted; the cursor
   moves to the end of the document, where you
   type the annotation text. If the document is
   in Show Layout mode or the footnote pane is
   open, then the cursor is placed in the
   footnote pane.
6. To return to the annotation mark that was
   inserted, choose Edit Go To (Alt,E,G), or
   press F5.
 
More Help: <View Footnotes/Annotations command>
 
Using Manual: Ch. 15, "Footnotes, Annotations,
              and Revision Marks"