Which of the following is NOT displayed when you place your pointer on a comment?

When you place your pointer on a comment in a document, the information that typically appears includes the comment author's name, the text of the comment itself, and the date that the comment was made. These pieces of information help provide context about the comment, allowing users to understand who made it and when, as well as the content of the comment.

The page number, however, is not typically displayed when hovering over a comment. Instead, the comment integration with the document includes details that are directly relevant to the comment, focusing on the author and the information they wished to convey, rather than the specific location of that comment within the broader context of the document pagination. This distinction makes it clear that while page-level information is important for navigating the document, it is not directly tied to the comment itself.