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In other issues of WordTips you learn how you can control the display of hidden text on the screen. Word allows you to control the printing of hidden text completely independent from its display. To make sure hidden text is printed, follow these steps:
Figure 1. The Display option of the Word Options dialog box.
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2016-06-14 17:31:55
Erin
I really wish there were a shortcut for this. I have to print out teachers' versions of Word docs, and it gets tedious toggling this checkbox back and forth for every print job.
Yeah, I assume a macro could handle it. It's just that I'll have to set it up on a lot of different computers (unless macros are stored in the template, in which case I might be able to get it to work).
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