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Add Comments While Reviewing a Document in Catina Editor

Summary

In this article we walk through how to use comments in the Catina V2 Editor to collaborate with others while reviewing a document.

Adding Comments

Comments help you ask questions, provide notes, or collaborate during document review.

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    • Open your document in the Editor.
    • Select the text or area you want to comment on.
    • Add your comment in the right margin.
    • Click on Comment to save or post the comment.
    • Continue reviewing the document.

Replying to Comments

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You can reply to comments to continue a discussion.

    • View the Comments and Changes panel.
    • Select the comment you want to respond to.
    • Enter your reply.
    • Click on Reply to Post the replyy.
    • Continue the discussion as needed.

Resolving Comments

Resolve comments when the discussion is complete.

    • Review the comment thread.
    • Confirm that the question or issue has been addressed.
    • Select the Green check mark to Resolve.
    • Continue reviewing any remaining comments.

FAQ

Q: Can I reply to an existing comment?
A: Yes. Open the Comments and Changes panel, select the comment you want to respond to, enter your reply, and select Reply to continue the discussion.

Q: What happens when I resolve a comment?
A: Resolving a comment marks the discussion as complete and removes it from the list of active comments. This helps keep the review process organized.

Q: Can I view resolved comments later?
A: If your organization or workflow supports viewing resolved comments, you can review them from the comments history. Otherwise, only active comments are displayed.

Q: Do comments affect the document content?
A: No. Comments are used for collaboration and review only. They do not modify the document content or appear in the finalized document.

Q: When should I resolve a comment?
A: Resolve a comment after the question has been answered, the requested change has been made, or the discussion is complete.