How do you add a comment to a positive/negative button in NoteWriter, and how can you tell if a comment exists?

How do you add a comment to a positive/negative button in NoteWriter, and how can you tell if a comment exists?

• A. Place the cursor over the positive/negative button and start typing; the button becomes underlined after a comment is added; the comment appears in parentheses within the note
• B. Right-click to open a Comment box; there is a tooltip
• C. Click Add Comment and the comment shows as a separate line
• D. You cannot add comments to these buttons

Answer: (A)

NoteWriter lets you attach a comment directly to the positive or negative button by typing while the cursor is over that button. The moment you start typing, the comment is saved with the button. A visible underline on the button signals that a comment exists, and the actual text of the comment appears in parentheses within the note so you can read it at a glance. This inline approach gives you context quickly without extra steps. Other methods described—like opening a separate comment box with a right-click or using a distinct Add Comment control that creates a separate line—don’t reflect how this feature works, and saying you can’t add comments isn’t accurate since inline comments are supported and indicated by the underline and the parentheses text.

NoteWriter lets you attach a comment directly to the positive or negative button by typing while the cursor is over that button. The moment you start typing, the comment is saved with the button. A visible underline on the button signals that a comment exists, and the actual text of the comment appears in parentheses within the note so you can read it at a glance. This inline approach gives you context quickly without extra steps. Other methods described—like opening a separate comment box with a right-click or using a distinct Add Comment control that creates a separate line—don’t reflect how this feature works, and saying you can’t add comments isn’t accurate since inline comments are supported and indicated by the underline and the parentheses text.