> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://help.visuary.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://help.visuary.com/guide-visuary-en/scan/the-photos-and-comments.md).
# The photos and comments
To add photos after the Scan of the Dwelling / Housing unit
Click on a Location pin on the plan to view the comment and photo ([click here](#consulter-les-commentaires-pris-durant-la-capture) to learn more)\
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**To add a comment on the plan:**
1. Click on "**Photos**"
2. Click on "**Add a comment**" and place the Location pin where you want it on the plan
3. Insert an image by clicking on the**paperclip icon** and enter the text in the dedicated field
4. Click on "**Add**"
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Make sure the Layer "**Photos / comments**" is enabled to view comments on the plan. Click [here](/guide-visuary-en/visualization/view-modes.md#le-role-des-calques) to learn more about layers.
{% endhint %}
View comments
{% hint style="info" %}
To view comments, first **enable the layer "Photos / comments"** so they appear on the plan.
{% endhint %}
#### View comments taken during the Scan
* Click on the Location pin to open the transcribed comment and the photo taken
#### Download a comment photo
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To download a photo, whether it was added during the Scan or later:
1. Click on **Files** on the right side of the screen
2. **Click the image you want to download;** the image file downloads instantly.
#### Change a comment's status
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Change the status of a comment on the plan
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To change a comment's status:
1. **Click the comment to select it**, by default, comments on the plan are "To do"
2. **Click the "To do" button** : the comment status will appear as "Resolved" and the Location pin on the plan will turn green
3. Click the cross to close the menu
#### Reply to a comment
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Reply to a comment on Visuary
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To reply to a comment:
1. **Click the comment to select it**
2. In the text field, enter the information you want to add to your message
3. Click the button **"Send"**
4. Click the cross to close the menu
Delete a comment
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Delete a comment from the plan
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To delete a comment:
1. **Click the comment** to select it
2. In the left menu, click the**trash icon**
3. Click the button **Delete** to confirm the action
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**Deleting a comment is permanent** : once deleted, you won't be able to restore the comment.
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