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Suzanne S. Barnhill
 
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Default How do I hide text and drawings in a document

This will not meet the requirement of "the remaining text etc being in the
same place in the document as in the Master."

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"Anne Troy" wrote in message
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Use hidden text. When you print your version, make sure hidden text is set
to print. When you print theirs, don't print hidden text. If you want the
space to be there, then create a style for your answers. Make that style
white text for the student. Change the style to automatic or black text
before printing your copy.

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I am trying to produce my lecture notes in such a way that the Master has
all
the text and drawings and I would like the student copy to have numerous
equations and drawings removed, but with the remaining text etc being in
the
same place in the document as in the Master. Thank you to anyone that

can
advise me of a convenient way of doing this.




 
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