Print the markup, not reviewing pane (pain)

Please, how can I not print the reviewing pane, but still print the markup?

I'm printing markup (tracked changes) of my Word 2002 doc, but every time I
print my
document or any single page of it, it prints the entire reviewing pane,
which is many pages long.

I'm trying to print a bunch of copies for my class every week, and just to
get a few copies of the short, marked-up document itself, having to print
hundreds of unneeded pages of the reviewing pane.

I've read the MS instructions, as well as Shauna Kelly's site, but haven't
found any
reference to this problem. That is, even afeter I turn off the reviewing
pane from
displaying, it still prints. It seems that if I want to print the
markup, I have to take the reviewing pane in the printout, too?

Well, that's not good. The reviewing pane is a pain. It is one of those
MS features that I'd like to rip out like a rotten tooth, cremate it,
scatter the ashes in deep space, and cauterize the wound with a blowtorch.
If only I could.

--Evan

What is in the Reviewing Pane aside from markup? Comments?

--
Suzanne S. Barnhill
Microsoft MVP (Word)
Words into Type
Fairhope, Alabama USA
Word MVP FAQ site: http://www.word.mvps.org
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"E" wrote in message
...
Please, how can I not print the reviewing pane, but still print the
markup?

I'm printing markup (tracked changes) of my Word 2002 doc, but every time
I
print my
document or any single page of it, it prints the entire reviewing pane,
which is many pages long.

I'm trying to print a bunch of copies for my class every week, and just to
get a few copies of the short, marked-up document itself, having to print
hundreds of unneeded pages of the reviewing pane.

I've read the MS instructions, as well as Shauna Kelly's site, but haven't
found any
reference to this problem. That is, even afeter I turn off the reviewing
pane from
displaying, it still prints. It seems that if I want to print the
markup, I have to take the reviewing pane in the printout, too?

Well, that's not good. The reviewing pane is a pain. It is one of those
MS features that I'd like to rip out like a rotten tooth, cremate it,
scatter the ashes in deep space, and cauterize the wound with a blowtorch.
If only I could.

--Evan

The reviewing pane does not contain the markup. Rather it is a separate
window, listing--on a full line for every alteration--the page, the action,
the text, the maker, the date, and the time.

"Suzanne S. Barnhill" wrote in message
...
What is in the Reviewing Pane aside from markup? Comments?

--
Suzanne S. Barnhill
Microsoft MVP (Word)
Words into Type
Fairhope, Alabama USA
Word MVP FAQ site: http://www.word.mvps.org
Email cannot be acknowledged; please post all follow-ups to the newsgroup
so
all may benefit.

"E" wrote in message
...
Please, how can I not print the reviewing pane, but still print the
markup?

I'm printing markup (tracked changes) of my Word 2002 doc, but every
time
I
print my
document or any single page of it, it prints the entire reviewing pane,
which is many pages long.

I'm trying to print a bunch of copies for my class every week, and just
to
get a few copies of the short, marked-up document itself, having to
print
hundreds of unneeded pages of the reviewing pane.

I've read the MS instructions, as well as Shauna Kelly's site, but
haven't
found any
reference to this problem. That is, even afeter I turn off the
reviewing
pane from
displaying, it still prints. It seems that if I want to print the
markup, I have to take the reviewing pane in the printout, too?

Well, that's not good. The reviewing pane is a pain. It is one of
those
MS features that I'd like to rip out like a rotten tooth, cremate it,
scatter the ashes in deep space, and cauterize the wound with a
blowtorch.
If only I could.

--Evan

I confess I have little experience of printing marked-up documents, but when
I did this in Word 2002, I don't believe I got this result. Perhaps you
would find the use of balloons more acceptable, given that this information
is included in the balloon?

--
Suzanne S. Barnhill
Microsoft MVP (Word)
Words into Type
Fairhope, Alabama USA
Word MVP FAQ site: http://www.word.mvps.org
Email cannot be acknowledged; please post all follow-ups to the newsgroup so
all may benefit.

"E" wrote in message
...
The reviewing pane does not contain the markup. Rather it is a separate
window, listing--on a full line for every alteration--the page, the
action,
the text, the maker, the date, and the time.

"Suzanne S. Barnhill" wrote in message
...
What is in the Reviewing Pane aside from markup? Comments?

--
Suzanne S. Barnhill
Microsoft MVP (Word)
Words into Type
Fairhope, Alabama USA
Word MVP FAQ site: http://www.word.mvps.org
Email cannot be acknowledged; please post all follow-ups to the
newsgroup
so
all may benefit.

"E" wrote in message
...
Please, how can I not print the reviewing pane, but still print the
markup?

I'm printing markup (tracked changes) of my Word 2002 doc, but every
time
I
print my
document or any single page of it, it prints the entire reviewing
pane,
which is many pages long.

I'm trying to print a bunch of copies for my class every week, and
just
to
get a few copies of the short, marked-up document itself, having to
print
hundreds of unneeded pages of the reviewing pane.

I've read the MS instructions, as well as Shauna Kelly's site, but
haven't
found any
reference to this problem. That is, even afeter I turn off the
reviewing
pane from
displaying, it still prints. It seems that if I want to print the
markup, I have to take the reviewing pane in the printout, too?

Well, that's not good. The reviewing pane is a pain. It is one of
those
MS features that I'd like to rip out like a rotten tooth, cremate it,
scatter the ashes in deep space, and cauterize the wound with a
blowtorch.
If only I could.

--Evan

Thanks. I am using markup, which means by default the balloons. The
question is, how can I stop the reviewing pane from printing?
I gather from what you wrote that you printed a marked up document and the
reviewing pane did not print. That's good to know! Now maybe someone can
help me with settings or whatever I might need to modify.

By the way, my markup balloons display only the action and the text. Do
your balloons also display the page, the maker, the date, and the time?
Please understand my situation. Yes, almost anything would be more
acceptable than having to print the entire document's reviewing pane every
time I print a marked up page. That is the problem I'm facing. Yes, it
would be more acceptable for me not to have this problem. The question is
how to resolve the problem.

Because this is a problem with the reviewing pane, I suspect that a person
who can help resolve it probably will know what the reviewing pane is.

Thanks though for your efforts!

--Evan

"Suzanne S. Barnhill" wrote in message
...
I confess I have little experience of printing marked-up documents, but
when
I did this in Word 2002, I don't believe I got this result. Perhaps you
would find the use of balloons more acceptable, given that this
information
is included in the balloon?

--
Suzanne S. Barnhill
Microsoft MVP (Word)
Words into Type
Fairhope, Alabama USA
Word MVP FAQ site: http://www.word.mvps.org
Email cannot be acknowledged; please post all follow-ups to the newsgroup
so
all may benefit.

"E" wrote in message
...
The reviewing pane does not contain the markup. Rather it is a
separate
window, listing--on a full line for every alteration--the page, the
action,
the text, the maker, the date, and the time.

"Suzanne S. Barnhill" wrote in message
...
What is in the Reviewing Pane aside from markup? Comments?

--
Suzanne S. Barnhill
Microsoft MVP (Word)
Words into Type
Fairhope, Alabama USA
Word MVP FAQ site: http://www.word.mvps.org
Email cannot be acknowledged; please post all follow-ups to the
newsgroup
so
all may benefit.

"E" wrote in message
...
Please, how can I not print the reviewing pane, but still print the
markup?

I'm printing markup (tracked changes) of my Word 2002 doc, but every
time
I
print my
document or any single page of it, it prints the entire reviewing
pane,
which is many pages long.

I'm trying to print a bunch of copies for my class every week, and
just
to
get a few copies of the short, marked-up document itself, having to
print
hundreds of unneeded pages of the reviewing pane.

I've read the MS instructions, as well as Shauna Kelly's site, but
haven't
found any
reference to this problem. That is, even afeter I turn off the
reviewing
pane from
displaying, it still prints. It seems that if I want to print the
markup, I have to take the reviewing pane in the printout, too?

Well, that's not good. The reviewing pane is a pain. It is one of
those
MS features that I'd like to rip out like a rotten tooth, cremate
it,
scatter the ashes in deep space, and cauterize the wound with a
blowtorch.
If only I could.

--Evan