Getting Range of a Comment?

I'm using Word 2002. After trying to find a setting that would print only
reviewer's comments, AND the text commented on AND the page number of the
comment, I gave up and created a macro. In the macro, I got the Range of
the comment using Comment.Reference. As far as I can tell, though, this
contains only the closing bracket of the comment. I couldn't find a way to
locate the opening bracket and set a Range to the entire bracketed text.
Any suggestions?

Ed


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