>I would like to see a new feature in Word (and possibly other parts of
> Office) that would allow the user to create and store notes within words
> or
> paragraphs.
>
> For instance working in print layout view, you type your document as
> normal,
> but rather than going in depth to describe something, you can keep the
> text
> short and to the point by using word/phrase 'Notes' which, similar to
> creating a hyperlink, the user would right click on the word or phrase and
> select 'create note'. The note that the user would then create would
> contain
> anything from text, hyperlinks, images and anything else suitable for
> notes.
>
> Then any reader, including the creator, could roll over the 'Note link' to
> display a small pop up 'hovering' window which contains the note details,
> relating to that word or phrase.
>
> Example. User writes about their business marketing strategy, two of the
> words in the paragraph are 'sales projections' which are a blue color (but
> prints black as normal). when the user hovers over the words 'sales
> projections' a small pop up appears with more details of the sales
> projections for that business.
>
> Therefore, rather than reading heaps of text to get the gist of the
> information, we can now keep the text short, to the point and remaining
> just
> as informative (in fact possibly more informative now, due to the fact
> that
> not only would the text be more condensed and easier to read (and take in
> information) but also more informative due to the ability of hiding notes
> within the text by use of mouse over links.
>
> certainly a feature I very much need.
>
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