First, thanks for NWP2, a bunch of very nice additions and refinements. I just had a couple of questions about the tracking changes and comment features:
- Is there anyway to change the default font and size of the text in the comments and tracking changes? I seem to recall in the last version there was but can't seem to find it in NWP2? (I think someone had asked this question earlier, but I didn't catch the answer.)
- Is there some way to differentiate between an author's comments and tracking changes? When you have a whole bunch of tracking changes revisions in a paragraph and comments in there also, it becomes virtually impossible to distinguish between the revisions and the comments by tracing the little lines back to their respective 'bubble' in the tracking changes or comments pane. I was thinking of the ability to set the colour of the author's comments and tracking changes separately — right now it seems that both are set to the comment colour — or to have the border of the 'bubble' around the comment/tracking change be different (dashed vs. solid line?). I realize, of course, that one can show and hide the comments and tracking changes individually as a work around, but it would still be nice to know what is what at glance.
- If you set the colour of the comments/tracking changes to something darker (say, so that you can better see the lines connecting the bubbles in the comments/tracking changes pane to the text) it would be nice if text in the bubbles in the comment/tracking changes pane would automatically switch from black to white so that there is sufficient contrast to read the content of the bubble. As it stands now, colours that are dark enough to make the lines stand out sharply are too dark to make the (black) text readable. (Side note: the smart fading of the bubbles is a great idea).
- Is there anyway to have the tracking changes display on the screen in the same way as it does when you have 'Review Changes' on with 'Markup additions and deletions' checked? In other words, can we make NWP2's tracking changes look like MSWord's tracking changes if we want?
Thanks,
Josh