[Stefan Blom]

If you need to work with hidden text, you probably have to keep it
visible. Alternatively, you can add frame formatting to the style and
locate it in the margin; that way, it definitely won't interfere with
the text.

More importantly, what is the hidden text used for? There might be a
better way to include it with the document (a custom document
property, for example).

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Stefan Blom
Microsoft Word MVP


"Rachel M" wrote in message
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I've created a Word template that incorporates a style that's
formatted as
hidden text. The problem is that, when the hidden text is toggled
off and my
users try to type something on the following line (which I assigned
an
outline numbered style that's not hidden), the hidden text toggles
on and the
cursor is positioned at the beginning of the hidden text, not on the
line
that the user started typing on.

If the hidden text is already on, there is no problem. The line
that the
user starts typing on applies the appropriate style.

Does anyone know how I can get the style to apply properly if the
hidden
text is hidden?