Can I Redact Sign PPT

How Do I Redact Sign PPT

Hello everyone, and welcome to "The Teacher". When using Microsoft Word, sometimes you may be in a situation, when you don't need to print or view certain parts of your document, but you don't want to delete them either. This is the time, when you can use Show Hide Text feature of Microsoft Word. For instance, in this Standard Feed file, I need to print two versions of this document. The first copy of print out will be as it is, but for the second copy, I don't need these Terms and Conditions lines to be printed. But I don't want to delete them either. So what I will do is to hide those text lines, instead of deleting them. So, let's get started and learn, how to hide and unhide text, and how to print a document with and without the hidden text. First, select that particular text area that you wish to hide. Now, right-click on the selected text, and then click Font from the context menu. From the Font window, under Effects section, make a check mark on Hidden, and then press OK. That's it. The selected text is now no longer be visible in your document, and if you see the Print Preview of this document, you can notice that particular text is also not visible in the Print Preview window, and will not be printed either. So you can go and print one version of this document, without the hidden text. But for the second print copy, where you need to print the hidden text as well, then you can do this either by two ways. The first method is, you can change the printing options alone, and tell Word to print the hidden text as well, and you will no longer be require to unhide the text before printing. It is useful when you only need to print the hidden text for print out only, but what the text remain hidden in the document itself. The second method is, as you may have already guessed, is unhiding the hidden text, and then take the print out. So in both cases, choice is yours. Let's see the first method, where I want to print the hidden text, without actually unhide it. To do this, go to Print dialog box, either by pressing Control + P keyboard shortcut, or you can click the File menu, and then click Print. From the Print window, click Page Setup link. Select the Paper tab, and then click Print Options button from the bottom right corner. Make sure Display is selected from the left side pane, and from the Printing Options section, make a check mark on, Print Hidden Text. Press the OK button. You can instantly see that the hidden text is now visible in the Preview Pane with the dotted lines underneath. So this way, you can directly print the hidden text, if you don't want to unhide the text before. But when you actually need to unhide...