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Microsoft Word has suddenly added { and } to TOC and hyperlinks
Thread poster: Wordup (X)
Wordup (X) United Kingdom Local time: 23:25 Spanish to English + ...
Mar 31, 2015
Microsoft Word has suddenly converted my TOC, hyperlinks and embedded objects into gibberish - eg {TOC \o "1-2!\h \z \u } and {hyperlink "HTTP.......} Does anyone know what on earth is going on and, more importantly, how I can fix it please?! Many thanks
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Giles Watson Italy Local time: 00:25 Italian to English
In memoriam
Alt+F9
Mar 31, 2015
Alt+F9 toggles all the field codes in your current document. If you want to hide or display a single field code, select it and hit Shift+F9.
HTH
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Wordup (X) United Kingdom Local time: 23:25 Spanish to English + ...
TOPIC STARTER
Giles - you're a star!
Mar 31, 2015
Thank you very much Giles. How can something so simple and seemingly innocuous be so disruptive! I'd buy you a beer by way of a thank you if you were a bit nearer! Cheers
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neilmac Spain Local time: 00:25 Spanish to English + ...
Eureka!
Apr 2, 2015
Giles Watson wrote:
Alt+F9 toggles all the field codes in your current document. If you want to hide or display a single field code, select it and hit Shift+F9.
HTH
Amazing. I feel such a fool now. My main PC OS is a mix of 32 and 64 bits (so that I can continue to use my old CD dictionaries) so until now the links on my documents always came up like that. I'd always assumed it was impossible to view the text of the links correctly because of my setup, so I usually transfer files with links in them to my backup PC, which runs Office 2010, to view the lnks and finish off the files. This Alt+F9 trick will come in really handy from now on, so thanks for posting it!
PS: This revelation makes me wonder if there are other similar combos I could be using but don't know about...
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Giles Watson Italy Local time: 00:25 Italian to English
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And here's another one you might like, Neil
Apr 2, 2015
neilmac wrote:
PS: This revelation makes me wonder if there are other similar combos I could be using but don't know about...
Actually, I keep a Postit in my desk drawer with some of the Word shortcuts that I can never remember when I need them, including Alt+F9, Shift+F9 and also Shift+F5, which is handy because it takes you straight to your last edit in a Word document.
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Platary (X) Local time: 00:25 German to French + ...
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