In microsoft words, how do I remove hidden codes from document?
454424
you can't the document imbeds your windows code, and your office code into every word, excel, powerpoint, access and publisher file that you create.\n\nmy advice? use openoffice that does no embed codes.
186320
it  is possible to do this but it a little difficult. u will have to delete the registry keys to get rid of it. u will have to type regedit in run command and then go to HKEY_current_user then go to microsoft then go to internet explorer and in that typedURLs there delete the keys u don't want.
195596
Not sure but... \n\npound, star, menu, scroll down to error, and turn off then code in left top corner of screen appears then free 2 way
764883
Go through your entire home folder and remove ALL the plists that have *anything* to do with word or office for that matter. Make sure you also remove the 'microsoft user data' or something along those lines in your home documents folder as well.Works every time I need to fix that when I'm at work. Let me know how it goes!
1093753
delete?\nf1?\nctrl+alt+esc\nctrl+alt+del\nctrl+alt+s\nf10\nctrl+alt+ins\nesc\nsome of the regular 1's
839836
If you mean in Html (dreamweaver for example) go in to codes adn delete target=_blank section alone.
431390
just have your top eight there as usual, without any codes and copy the link location OR in internet explorer:  right click go to copy link.  open a word document and save that link by copying it into the word document.  okay now do whatever you do to hide ur top eight.  and once you are done put this code somewhere in ur profile:  <a href="copy the code from word document here">view all of my friends</a>\n\nthat should work for you :]
524045
just paste this simple code into anywhere\n<style>.redlink {display:none;}</style>
853963
there's a key which is two keys to the left of the delete key. thats the dash key. press that. shift that key is underscore.\nwhat-ever\nmy email is thats_amayzing55@hotmail.com(its not, and thats SHIFT+key)
807779
You can simply do a search and replace of the newline character '&#92;n'. Some text editors such as TextPad support this.
1004463
You also need to change your normal.dot file which word uses as its template for standard new documents
215109
A quick way of getting rid of all formatting is to use a middle stage.\n\nCopy as usual by highlighting the text and either right click, 'copy' or <ctrl> + <c> and then paste into notepad.\n\nThen copy that and past into whatever else you want.\n\nThis generally gets rid of all formatting codes without worrying overmuch.
962200
You will have to manually delete them, by depressing (and keep it down) the shift key and press the delete key per entry.\n\nZoneAlarm security suite has the option of deleting all these entries; you can download it for free but it is under trial.
662451
uuencoded attachments, plaintext text.
1152817
ha ha sounds like someone looked up naughty stuff and is about to be busted. well you could highlight them (DON'T CLICK) and press 'delete' on your keyboard.
321353
Most likely stealth. Make sure all the letters are in the correct spaces. :)
510071
There are tons of programs to recover passwords from encrypted Word/Excel (and more) files.  The one listed in the sources section here is a freeware program to do it.