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SharePoint 2010 : View/Add Notes to a Document or List Item

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10/24/2010 3:14:33 PM
In SharePoint Server 2010, you can add notes to a document. These notes are available for other people to read. You can use this feature, for example, to provide feedback on a document without actually changing the document and without having to check out the document or even have editing permissions to the document.

To add notes to a document, select the document in the web part or list view that displays the document to switch to the Documents ribbon. In the ribbon, find and click the Tags & Notes button to open the tagging dialog. In the dialog, select the Note Board tab. This tab allows you to type notes about the document or view notes that other users wrote for that document, as shown in Figure 1.

Figure 1. The Note Board tab of the tagging dialog. Existing notes are shown, with options to edit or delete them.

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