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1. #FUJIFILM PC AUTOSAVE WILL NOT CONNECT HOW TO#
2. #FUJIFILM PC AUTOSAVE WILL NOT CONNECT SOFTWARE#
3. #FUJIFILM PC AUTOSAVE WILL NOT CONNECT PLUS#

So, restart your computer and now your picture should appear or not appear as you wish.

It’s not enough to restart Word – you need to restart Windows. Restart your computer (do not ignore this one)Īfter an amount of correspondence on this topic, my original comment poster noted that they hadn’t fully restarted their computer. Make sure that Always use these values regardless of sign in to Office is NOT ticked (even though this seems counter-intuitive):Ĭlick on OK and process 2 is complete. The Word Options dialogue box will appear. Go into Word Options using the File tab … Now you need to go into Word Options and make sure that your picture displays whether or not you are logged in to your Microsoft account (you should be logged in when you do this) When you’ve clicked on the arrow, this dialogue box will appear: make sure that Pictures by Comments is either ticked or unticked, depending on whether you want to see the pictures or not:Ĭlick OK and the first part of the process is done. In the Review tab, find the Track Changes area and click on the arrow in the bottom right corner: Set up Track Changes optionsįirst, set up your Track Changes options to show pictures. Now you need to make sure boxes are ticked (or unticked) in two places and then do one final but very important process. If you don’t do this, the “picture” that appears by your comment will just be a little placeholder symbol and your efforts will be wasted to an extent. The first thing you need to do here is to make sure that you’re logged in to your online Microsoft account. How do I add or remove my picture from Word 2013 comments? If you don’t have pictures enabled, your comments will look like this: The arrow is pointing to the placeholder picture (if you’re not logged into your Microsoft account online) or your own picture (if you are logged in) In Word 2013 or 2016, you might see a picture in your comments: it will appear in this position if you have it set up to show pictures: Where is the picture in my comments in Word?

So you can add your picture to your own view, but don’t expect this to carry through to your client’s or collaborator’s view of the document. Please remember the golden rule of Track Changes and Comments here, however: how you choose to display your Word document comments and changes has no effect on what your client sees. So this comment writer uses the picture to scan down and find their own comments. Because I’m a medical editor who is constantly working on files with comments from many different people the photo is actually useful because at a glance I can whiz through a 40-page document, just slowing down when I see the photo in order to see if people have responded to my comments. Now the account picture has disappeared and all you see is that icon of a generic person.

#FUJIFILM PC AUTOSAVE WILL NOT CONNECT PLUS#

I have Word 2013 and from the time I first started using it when I click on the Review tab and insert a new comment it would appear showing my name and my Microsoft “account picture” plus the typed comment. I’m going to repeat the comment here (with many thanks to commenter and correspondent Lark Lands) so you can see what the problem is and why it’s important: Why would you want your image next to your comments?

#FUJIFILM PC AUTOSAVE WILL NOT CONNECT SOFTWARE#

Because Word 2013 and beyond are designed largely to be used with an active subscription account with Microsoft, it can pull details from your Microsoft account through to the software to enhance your user experience. The basic problem is this: you can have your image appear next to your comments in Word. I always try to be responsive to my commenters (see this post on comments for why!) and so I’m writing this post as a direct consequence of a comment I received on one of my articles about comment boxes in Word.

#FUJIFILM PC AUTOSAVE WILL NOT CONNECT HOW TO#

If you don’t want to see your picture in Word comments, it tells you how to remove it. If your picture has disappeared from your Word comments, it tells you how to get it back. This article explains how to make sure that your personal picture appears in your Word Comments (in Word 2013 and going forward to 2016 and beyond, for PC). Here’s a problem: when I add comments to a Word document don’t show my picture by them although I’m signed in to my Microsoft account.