Removing Ink from Word 2013 document

Hi there
I have a word 2013 document with ink markings on it and I am finding it difficult to delete or remove them. I do not have a tablet or stylus, and am finding it impossible to remove these stubborn ink markings. Any help would be appreciated, I have already
tried creating a "delete all ink" macro per an often cited YouTube tutorial, with no luck.

Hi,
Ink for Word is an addon to Microsoft Word that brings enhanced annotation support to Word documents.
Have you tried the option of Reject All Changes and Stop Tracking under REVIEW tab?
On the Review tab, in the Tracking group, click the arrow next to
Show Markup, select Ink. Then in Changes
group, click Reject All Changes and Stop Tracking or Accept All Changes and Stop Tracking in
Accept and Reject list.
Please have a try and feel free to post back.
Thanks,
Ethan Hua CHN
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