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In Explorer go to the Menu and select Tools >> Folders Options >> View >> Check "Show hidden files and folders". Click OK. If that doesn't work, go to Add and Remove Programs and highlight Microsoft Office. Click on Remove. A menu will pop up allowing you to choose repair or reinstall.
Open the word document, click the " Home " option in the upper function bar of the document >> click the " Replace " button >>. In " Find and Replace " >> select "More " option >> and click " Special" >> Select " Graphic " in Special Format >>. Click " Find Next " >> The location of the hidden picture will pop up, delete or change it, save and ...
Bear with me this is complicated. I am having trouble locating a "hidden" JPG in a Word doc. I'm a Mac using Word for Mac v16. Here's my process: I insert a client logo into the header portion of a press release. Then save the document as the client's name. When it's time to create a PR for another client I open the last Word doc I did, change ...
Click on the animation tab on the ribbon, click custom animation in the animations group, click add effect, entrance and choose from there. By default the animations play on click. If on the other hand you want to click on an item and have text/pictures appear you need triggers. See if this page helps:
See if those pages reappear. If it doesn't, my fellow advisor suggested that you try clickin Read Mode. Click on the last section in the navigation pane to show the previously hidden pages. > Switch back to Print Layout . Doug Robbins - MVP Office Apps & Services (Word) MVP. Replied on May 23, 2020.
Answer. Graham Mayor. MVP. Replied on January 21, 2014. Report abuse. If the image is visible, then it may be in the header/footer or in the body but if you cannot select it, it has been formatted as behind text. You can access the image from the appropriate view using the white select object arrow cursor available from the right hand end of ...
Please try these steps and see if the issue will be resolved. 1. In Word, go to File > Options > Advanced. 2. Under Show document content, uncheck the box for ‘Show picture placeholders’. 3. Click OK.
Open File Explorer. Click on the search bar at the top right corner of the window. Type " hidden:yes " (without the quotes) in the search bar and press Enter. Windows will now search for all hidden files on your PC. Note that this search will only show hidden files that are indexed by Windows. If you have files that are hidden but not indexed ...
I've read various threads with similar issues and followed the advice and nothing has helped. I have tried: -Resetting 'view' settings. -Resetting junk mail settings. -Adding the email address to safe senders. -Accessing outlook via internet/desktop/mobile phone. -Removing autofilter.
Watermarks go into the Header & Footer story of a Word document. When you insert an image into a document, usually you are inserting it into the Content story. Think of these stories as planes, layers, or levels that are staked upon each other. The content story is the "top" story or said another way it's in the foreground.