The Styles group includes the Quick Styles Gallery and the Change Styles button (Word 2007-2010) which gives access to the quick style sets. When you choose a quick style set for your document, the individual styles in the Quick Style Set appear in the Quick Style Gallery. Click the HOME tab, and then in the Styles group, click the arrow for more options. Or, press ALT+CTRL+SHIFT+S. At the bottom of the Styles pane, click the Manage Styles button. For Sort order, choose Alphabetical. Do one of the following: • To change the formatting of the footnote numbers, select.

So here’s a quick tip on how to hide purchases. (And in case you’re curious, we’ve already covered.) Hide Mac App Store Purchases To hide Mac App Store purchases, first grab your Mac and launch the App Store app.

If the icon for the Mac App Store isn’t in your Dock, then you can get to it from the Apple Menu at the upper-left corner of your screen or by searching for it with Spotlight. When the App Store opens, make sure you’re logged into the Apple ID used to purchase your apps and then click on the Purchased tab at the top. This displays a complete list of all of your purchased Mac App Store apps, including those apps that are no longer listed in the store. To hide a Mac App Store purchase, find it in the list and then right-click (or Control-click) on its name or icon. A Hide Purchase option will appear.

Left-click on Hide Purchase and the app will be removed from your list. Unhide Mac App Store Purchases Neat! But what if you hide a purchased app by mistake?

Or later realize that you want to get it back? After all, I may need an installer someday, so I gotta know how to unhide it if necessary!

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Well, it’s pretty simple. Using the menus at the top of the App Store, select Store > View My Account (and enter your Apple ID password if necessary): When your account info loads, scroll down a bit until you see the “Hidden Items” section and click Manage. Clicking “Manage” will reveal a list of all the items you’ve hidden. Click the Unhide button for any app you wish to unhide and it will become visible again in your Purchased tab.

So there you go! Now you can hide and unhide purchases to your heart’s content. Note, though, that if you’re using this tip to try to make the App Store stop asking you to update a particular program, hiding it may not do the trick; in that case, your solution would be to quit the App Store, delete the offending program from your Applications folder, and then relaunch the Store.

I’ve found this handy when, for example, got replaced by Photos. For a while, iPhoto kept trying to get me to update it, but not only would the update not install, the little red icon badge on the App Store wouldn’t go away! Luckily, deleting iPhoto once and for all fixed the issue. I mean, let’s face it, I’m way too anal to have a red notification staring me in the face all the time. The loss of iPhoto was nothing compared to that frustration.

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How to hide MS Word footnotes in a document. Sometimes you want a ‘clean’ version of the document without the clutter of notes. Or maybe the footnotes/endnotes are your own references for sources of information not intended for others to see. Ideally there should be options to print or export to PDF a document with or without the footnotes or endnotes. It’s a common need and feature request that’s been consistently ignored by Microsoft. In the meantime there’s only a workaround. In short, the usual workaround is to change the footnote/endnote styles (i.e.

Styles ‘Footnote Text’ and ‘Endnote Text’) to ‘Hidden’ under the Style settings choose Font then Hidden Text. Note that Word is being tricky here.

Strictly speaking only the footnote text should be hidden with the reference numbers remaining (since they are in a different style). However Word detects that you’ve changed the Footnote Text style to Hidden and not only changes that style but also the preceding references and the dividing line.

In other words, Microsoft Word developers make the document change to do what you expect (i.e. Hide the entire footnote) rather than strictly what you have requested. If the document is only being read on-screen as a Word document (not a PDF) then this might suit you. Hiding endnotes You can hide Endnotes in the same way; by changing the Endnotes Text and Endnotes Reference styles. However you might not need to, if the Endnotes are set to appear at the end of the document.