Very helpful tip, thank you! I used it for job search to track for which role and to which company I uploaded a resume version. I did this by hiding notes in the header using the {comments} document property then inserting comments ad hoc via File -> Info -> Comments.
I've only used that Hidden tab when trying to format for styles; I did NOT know I could use it like this! Thanks for the tip; you guys are very helpful!
@@HeatherRP The WP Center does a lot of large documents, with heavy styling involved. When some documents are formatted, they operators use hidden paragraph codes which is delineated as red, paired with the regular (black) paragraph code. When the document is opened, you may see two paragraph codes at the end of the title but if you turn off the code, you'll only see the one. The red one contains all of the formatting: the heading style, paragraph style, etc. (I'm rather bad at describing it, but if you work in a Word Processing Center, you'll see what I mean. Most large firms are using an additional program on their systems, especially if they do a lot of blacklining (comparewrites). It's a LOT easier than using Microsoft 'switches', which still run into from outside-the-firm documents.
You can hide images or any other objects in your text in exactly the same way - select the image and press Control+Shift+H or tick the Hidden box in the Font dialog.
Hello sir thank you for your all toturial its very useful like me as beginner's. can i request to you to do toturial like, How to make karaoke using power point..? please make it slowly how to do so that i can follow here, how you do! can you do for me sir thank you.. And stay safe always.👍
either that or if you right click on the page of your word document, you'll get that drop-down of things, and one of them should be 'Font...' which brings up the exact same menu that he has.
Wow! I learn something EVERY time I watch your videos. I would have added a text box & filled it with white to hide the words / letters.
Very helpful tip, thank you! I used it for job search to track for which role and to which company I uploaded a resume version. I did this by hiding notes in the header using the {comments} document property then inserting comments ad hoc via File -> Info -> Comments.
All video are very useful.Thanks a lot
Thanks. Very helpful.
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I've only used that Hidden tab when trying to format for styles; I did NOT know I could use it like this! Thanks for the tip; you guys are very helpful!
Tell me more about this, I'm curious.
@@HeatherRP The WP Center does a lot of large documents, with heavy styling involved. When some documents are formatted, they operators use hidden paragraph codes which is delineated as red, paired with the regular (black) paragraph code. When the document is opened, you may see two paragraph codes at the end of the title but if you turn off the code, you'll only see the one. The red one contains all of the formatting: the heading style, paragraph style, etc. (I'm rather bad at describing it, but if you work in a Word Processing Center, you'll see what I mean. Most large firms are using an additional program on their systems, especially if they do a lot of blacklining (comparewrites). It's a LOT easier than using Microsoft 'switches', which still run into from outside-the-firm documents.
Thank you for posting video as it is very helpful. I appreciate your taking the time to do this!
You can press Control+Shift 8 to toggle the paragraph mark instead of clicking.
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It's really amazing n helpful for me thank you so much
Thanks for such a outstanding video
Great way I could not know.. Thanks a lot
What about just selecting the text and then select "text color" and make it "white?" Efectively causing it to be hidden...
What if the background was a gradient of two colors or an image.
You cant camo them correctly.
Bad advice... its about to bite you were the sun don't shine HARD.
That's awesome! Thanks for the tip!
Really helpful 👍
Very good. Thanks
Flash cards that you view in Word?
Hide a picture you don't need in a printed document to save paper, ink, or time?
You can hide images or any other objects in your text in exactly the same way - select the image and press Control+Shift+H or tick the Hidden box in the Font dialog.
Really interesting thanks!!
Thank you so much 😀
Hello sir thank you for your all toturial its very useful like me as beginner's. can i request to you to do toturial like, How to make karaoke using power point..? please make it slowly how to do so that i can follow here, how you do! can you do for me sir thank you.. And stay safe always.👍
Thank youuuu
Hi, I hope you'll notice this.
Do you have a chronological order of your video tutorials about excel. I can't seem to follow it.
I just make the font white on white.
omg i couldnt find out why my letters were invisible and i saw your comment and found out i made them white on accident thank you
good job
When printing hide text will be printed or not?
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I love your videos, can you do a how to create a qr code in Microsoft?
This is a great idea. I'll investigate whether I could make a good video about that topic. Thanks!
It's called a pilcrow! PILL-crow ;-)
Hi Teacher, I have a question to ask, in Ms Word if Break page and then want to unBreak page, it can do or not?
Yes, you can unbreak the page. Turn on the show hide option on the ribbon so that you can see the page break symbol, then click on it and delete it.
I can't this feature, I am on Macbook 😐
Can you tell Where I can find it.
Go to Font, then Effects. You'll see Hidden in the second column. (I primarily use Mac)
either that or if you right click on the page of your word document, you'll get that drop-down of things, and one of them should be 'Font...' which brings up the exact same menu that he has.
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