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1. #Find hidden text in word 2007 manual#
2. #Find hidden text in word 2007 software#
3. #Find hidden text in word 2007 code#
4. #Find hidden text in word 2007 professional#

You can see the result as shown as below:įor more information, please visit: show document content in Word document. Check or uncheck the Text Boundaries check box in the Display Setting dialog to show or hide the text boundaries. Please apply the utility by clicking Enterprise > Display Setting. Kutools for Word, a handy add-in, includes groups of tools to ease your work and enhance your ability of processing word document. Kutools provides users the easy way to show or hide text boundaries and other document content in document. Show or hide text boundaries in Word by using Kutools Step 2: click Advanced > check Show text boundaries in Show document content to show text boundaries in document, and uncheck to hide them. Step 1: Click File tab and then click Options when using Word 2010/2013. Show or hide text boundaries in Word 2007/2010/2013 It that second situation it will have to have separate arrays (arrVarsionX) for each Version of your manuals.Step 2: click View tab, check Text boundaries in Print and Web Layout options group to show text boundaries in document. You could either prepare similar separate subroutine for each version or parametrize that one. 'put all sections for appropriate version Sub Call_Hide() Dim arrVersion1 As Variant 'alternatively we could hide whole content without iteration:ĭoc.Sections(secDoc). = FalseĪnd to manage your hiding process I would propose the following code:

Second steps: Than you will need the following subroutine which will 'hide' all sections and than show appropriate ones: Sub HideUnhide_Document_Section(secIndex As Variant)

#Find hidden text in word 2007 manual#

We will need to know which section should be/shouldn't be part of each Manual but I'll back to that later. You will need to insert as many section separation marks as many parts of the document you need to manage.

It's quite easy and should be done ones in Word app. But that could be the easiest in this situation especially you suggested it.įirst step: set sections in your documents.

#Find hidden text in word 2007 professional#

I don't think hiding font is most professional solution as the result is visible only for printing.

#Find hidden text in word 2007 code#

So as you can see it's completely unorganized the code I currently have for one macro really doesn't work because instead of selecting between the two point I specify it selects the whole document. The document is organized like this Version 1

In the left pane you can see different categories, select the Display options and the right pane expands the options available. In order to set these options click on the ‘Office button’ and then select the Word Options. Is there a way to do this so all parts are effected simultaneously? Display options determine how document content is displayed, on the screen and when printed.

Is this possible and how would I do it? I've started experimenting with VBA script to design my own macro but have only found a way to hide one part per shortcut hit. I know MS word has a font option to hide text but I would like to be able to setup up a button/hypertext link/macro that will easily hide the unneeded sections. With these steps, you can have underlines in different colors in MS Word. What I would like to do is Be able to hide the parts of the document that are not needed when testing a different version. Here are the steps to underline text in different colors in MS Word 2010, 2007, 2003.

#Find hidden text in word 2007 software#

Now this document has certain parts to it the pertain to different versions of the software and these parts are mixed in so their not nicely formatted in a specific order. I have a document that is roughly 200 pages and is essentially a list of test procedures for a specific software.