He probably hadn’t noticed it in his other Word documents, either because he hadn’t opened any since seeing this one and freaking out, or because the others he opened didn’t use fields. If he’d sent the document to me, I wouldn’t have seen what he was seeing as I don’t show field codes unless I choose to do so.
It’s likely that this key combination was what toggled the setting for my colleague.īy the way, this setting applies to all Word documents on YOUR computer - it’s a computer setting for Word, not a per document setting. Or, even simpler, press Alt+F9 (thanks to Oli who offered that suggestion).Word 2010: File > Options > Advanced > Show document content section > clear the Show field codes instead of their values check box.Word 2007: Office button > Word Options > Advanced > Show document content section > clear the Show field codes instead of their values check box.If you have just purchased Microsoft Office, you may be experiencing some difficulties with how to use it. Word 2003: Tools > Options > View tab > clear the Field codes check box A Microsoft office product key is a 25-character code that's used to activate Windows and helps verify that Windows hasn't been used on more PCs than the Microsoft Software License Terms allow.It was easy enough to turn off - and get his blood pressure down -) Here’s how: I don’t know whether he’d done this via the setting or via a keystroke combination that he hit without realizing it (most likely). He’d inadvertently turned on the option to display field codes. He was panicking and freaking out because he’d never seen a field code in its raw state before, so he just assumed the document and/or the template was corrupt.
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