eMarking Assistant: inserting a reusable comment & saving comments for reuse

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The following video demonstrates inserting reusable comments into an assignment and then creating a new comment and saving it for future reuse. It shows the following steps:

• show the eMarking Assistant toolbar by pressing ALT F8
• highlight the part of the assignment you want to comment on, scroll to the comment you want to use, and click insert in margin
• highlight another part of the assignment and select A new blank comment and click insert in margin
• type the text of the new comment, highlight it and then select Save as a new reusable comment
• open a new assignment and then you can insert the newly created comment

What could be easier?

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