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#HIDE FILE PATH IN DOCUMENT PROPERTIES WORD MAC 2018 FULL#
#HIDE FILE PATH IN DOCUMENT PROPERTIES WORD MAC 2018 PC#
#HIDE FILE PATH IN DOCUMENT PROPERTIES WORD MAC 2018 WINDOWS#

There is no direct way to change the author of a revision afterwards using VBA.

SNewAuthor = InputBox("New author name?", _ SOldAuthor = InputBox("Old author name?", _ VbCritical + vbOKOnly, "Cannot perform action" MsgBox "No track-changes in your selection!", _ Please let me know if you see this and it works.

#HIDE FILE PATH IN DOCUMENT PROPERTIES WORD MAC 2018 PC#

Here's my code, which I unfortunately can't test as my work PC has authors locked as a security policy. I think I have a solution, which conceptually works by taking all revisions with a specific author, storing them in collections, rejecting them in the body of the selection, changing username, then re-implementing the changes as new amendments to the document (thus creating new revisions with the new author). I am a near-complete novice at coding of any sort but a pretty quick/intuitive study and I've been hacking away at this problem as one of my first projects.

#HIDE FILE PATH IN DOCUMENT PROPERTIES WORD MAC 2018 WINDOWS#

Show Hidden Files on Windows 8/8.NOTE: This is a very old question but this seems to come up A LOT from googling and no-one has provided a solution here or anywhere else, so I am adding mine.

Now, you can try the above methods and see if they work well in your computer. Input attrib –s –h e:\goals.txt and press Enter to unhide the "goals" document. So, you can change the file name and use the attrib command to hide other files.

#HIDE FILE PATH IN DOCUMENT PROPERTIES WORD MAC 2018 FULL#

Tips: "goals.txt" refers to the full name of the document (including file extension name). Hide and unhide files with Command Prompt:Įxample: Hide a txt file named "goals" in Disk E.Įnter attrib +s +h e:\goals.txt and tap Enter. Step 2: Input attrib –s –h summary and press Enter. Method 2: Go to the disk directory in cmd and then use an attrib command to unhide the folder ("Summary" folder in E disk). Note: In the attrib command, "-" means clearing an attribute. Input attrib –s –h c:\documents and hit Enter. Method 1: Directly use an attrib command to unhide the folder (referred to "Documents" folder in Disk C). Tips: Use this attrib command through changing the folder name (referred to "summary") to hide another folder.Īccordingly, there are two methods to unhide folders. Step 2: Input attrib +s +h summary and press Enter. Step 1: Type e: in the cmd and tap Enter to go to Disk E directory, as shown in the following picture. Way 2: Enter the disk directory and then use an attrib command to hide the folder.Įxample: Hide a folder called "Summary" in Disk E.

By analogy, if you want to hide a folder in another hard disk, you can use the attrib command by changing the drive letter and folder name.įor instance, suppose you would like to hide a folder titled "Summary" in E disk, you can input " attrib +s +h e:\summary" (without double quotation marks) in the Command Prompt and press Enter. Moreover, "c:" is the drive letter and "documents" is the folder name. Tips: In this attrib command, "+" stands for setting an attribute, "s" represents system file attribute and "h" means hidden file attribute. Step 2: Input " attrib +s +h c:\documents" (without double quotation marks) in the Command Prompt window and click Enter. Step 1: Simultaneously press Windows key and R key to open Run dialog box, input cmd and click OK to open Command Prompt. Way 1: Directly use an attrib command to hide the folder. Hide and unhide folders with Command Prompt:Įxample: Hide a folder named "Documents" in Disk C.