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Default work around comments balloons - Is that possible ?

I have mades some code for word 2000 which should shows comments as "yellow labels" and mouseover. The problem is that running this macro in word 2002 results in the comments like balloons. I would like it to be shown as in word 2000. Does anyone know how to work around these comments balloons in 2002 ????

My code is:

Selection.TypeText Text:= _
"Please forward your price-list and terms of payment. "
Selection.Comments.Add Range:=Selection.Range
Selection.TypeText Text:="Send mig venligst Deres katalog over kontormøbler"
ActiveWindow.ActivePane.Close

I know that a solution will be to turn off the balloons and to use the comment pane instead. But I would like that my users only can see the translation when they hover the mouse over the highlighted sentence/word.

Any help is more than welcome :)

Thank for any reply or comment.

Marianne






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