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How do I change the Font Default for Comment in Excel 2000?

  1. #1
    Karla
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    How do I change the Font Default for Comment in Excel 2000?

    I have Excel 2000 and the default font for comments is Tahoma, size 8, in Bold.
    I'd like to be able to change the default comment to Arial 10.
    Now I have to change each individual comment and it's getting to be a real
    pain. How do I change the default?

    Also, when I "Insert Comment", there is a ":" inside the comment and I have
    to delete it every time. Somehow the ":" is in a default somewhere and I
    can't find where it is so that I can delete it permanently. Please help!!

    Thanks, Karla

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    Max
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    Re: How do I change the Font Default for Comment in Excel 2000?

    "Karla" wrote
    > I have Excel 2000 and the default font for comments is
    > Tahoma, size 8, in Bold.
    > I'd like to be able to change the default comment to Arial 10.
    > Now I have to change each individual comment and it's getting to be a real
    > pain. How do I change the default?


    To change font *size*, you could try this (It's a windows setting)
    Right-click on any empty space in the desktop > choose Properties

    Select Appearance tab > Advanced button
    (in Win XP)

    In the Advanced Appearance dialog:
    Click on "Item" dropdown menu > choose Tooltip
    Choose a font size > OK > Apply

    To change font *type*, try Debra's page at:
    http://www.contextures.on.ca/xlcomments03.html
    (Look for the header: "Insert a Formatted Comment")

    > Also, when I "Insert Comment", there is a ":" inside the comment and I

    have
    > to delete it every time. Somehow the ":" is in a default somewhere and I
    > can't find where it is so that I can delete it permanently. Please help!!


    In Debra's page above, look for "Insert a Plain Comment" where she provides
    a macro Sub CommentAddOrEdit() which inserts a comment with no User Name.
    --
    Rgds
    Max
    xl 97
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    Singapore, GMT+8
    xdemechanik
    http://savefile.com/projects/236895
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  3. #3
    Karla
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    Re: How do I change the Font Default for Comment in Excel 2000?

    Thank you Max - I'll check these out!

    "Max" wrote:

    > "Karla" wrote
    > > I have Excel 2000 and the default font for comments is
    > > Tahoma, size 8, in Bold.
    > > I'd like to be able to change the default comment to Arial 10.
    > > Now I have to change each individual comment and it's getting to be a real
    > > pain. How do I change the default?

    >
    > To change font *size*, you could try this (It's a windows setting)
    > Right-click on any empty space in the desktop > choose Properties
    >
    > Select Appearance tab > Advanced button
    > (in Win XP)
    >
    > In the Advanced Appearance dialog:
    > Click on "Item" dropdown menu > choose Tooltip
    > Choose a font size > OK > Apply
    >
    > To change font *type*, try Debra's page at:
    > http://www.contextures.on.ca/xlcomments03.html
    > (Look for the header: "Insert a Formatted Comment")
    >
    > > Also, when I "Insert Comment", there is a ":" inside the comment and I

    > have
    > > to delete it every time. Somehow the ":" is in a default somewhere and I
    > > can't find where it is so that I can delete it permanently. Please help!!

    >
    > In Debra's page above, look for "Insert a Plain Comment" where she provides
    > a macro Sub CommentAddOrEdit() which inserts a comment with no User Name.
    > --
    > Rgds
    > Max
    > xl 97
    > ---
    > Singapore, GMT+8
    > xdemechanik
    > http://savefile.com/projects/236895
    > --
    >
    >
    >


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    Max
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    Re: How do I change the Font Default for Comment in Excel 2000?

    You're welcome !
    --
    Rgds
    Max
    xl 97
    ---
    Singapore, GMT+8
    xdemechanik
    http://savefile.com/projects/236895
    --
    "Karla" <Karla@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
    news:BD41826E-AE9B-4015-9C1F-85EECF096080@microsoft.com...
    > Thank you Max - I'll check these out!




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