Here I choose Show feature description in ScreenTips as an example.ĥ. Alternatively, you can use keyboard shortcut Ctrl + or Ctrl + Shift + 8 to toggle Show/Hide Formatting Marks on or off. Do not forget to hit OK to save the setting. The Word Options dialog box will display, go to General tab, find User Interface options and select the appropriate option in the box of ScreenTip style. Go to File tab in the Ribbon and click it.Ĥ. If you have a lot of hidden lines and paragraph and you only want to show a few of them, very simple, do as follow: Step 1: Go to tab Home and choose Show/Hide tool.
Here is an example of hiding feature descriptions in ScreenTips, as you can see nothing appears when the mouse is held over toolbar buttons.Ģ. Result: All the lines and paragraphs in the document are visible. Select the Show Tabs option to get only the tabs on the ribbon. Ribbon will only display if you click on the More icon at the upper right corner of the window. You can get the hidden ribbon by using the Alt key. Do you know that ScreenTips can be shown or hidden? Here I will share the tip for your reference.ġ. Select the Auto-Hide Ribbon option to hide the ribbon to get a clear view of your Word document. It only takes a few clicks to show or hide white space. If you hide white space, you won’t be able to see headers, footers or top and bottom margins in Print. To save time navigating long Microsoft Word documents, hide the vertical white space between pages. By placing the mouse over a button, detailed feature descriptions of it will be shown, including the name of the button, shortcut keys and function introduction. You can show or hide white space at the top and bottom of pages in Microsoft Word documents. Microsoft Word provides has the ability of ScreenTips, which makes it easy for us to understand the functions of each button in the Ribbon area.
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