How to hide comments using the Typewritter Tool when printing?

Acrobat X. I am trying print a document to hide all comments. In the print diaglog box when I select document only it hides all the comments except the typewritter tool. How do I print a document and hide comments made with the typewritter tool as well?

The typewritter tool's text is not considered a comment or markup.

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