- A common workaround is to export the Google Doc to Microsoft Word or another word processor, which will retain the comments. Then you can print the document with comments from Word (Search Results 3, 7, 19).
- Another option is to install a Chrome extension like gPrint Comments to allow printing comments directly from Google Docs (Search Result 24).
- When printing from Google Docs in general (without comments), you use the File > Print menu option (Search Results 1, 2, 5, 17). For spreadsheets, you can choose to print the entire sheet or only selected cells (Search Results 2, 14, 15, 23).
- Some users have encountered formatting issues when printing from Google Docs, which can potentially be fixed by whitelisting Docs in your adblocker, trying a different browser, or other troubleshooting (Search Results 4, 8, 16).
So in summary, there is no direct way to print comments from Google Docs itself. The best options are to either export to Word and print from there, or use a third-party extension. I hope this summary of the key points is helpful! Let me know if you need any clarification or have additional questions.
