Display of word domain code

1. Display domain code

The domain contains the domain result and the domain code. Generally, the document displays domain results, that is, words or images inserted into the document after word executes domain commands. If you want to edit a domain, you need to display the domain code. Word can be switched between the domain code and the domain result.

1. 10.5pt; font-weight: bold; font-family: Arial; font-size: 10.5pt "> right-click the menu to view the domain code
   Normal; font-family: Arial; font-size: 10.5pt "> to view the code of a domain, move the cursor over the domain and right-click the domain, select the "Switch domain code" command in the shortcut menu to switch the current domain result to the domain code. Use this command again to display the domain code as the domain result.
2. Arial; font-size: 10.5pt "> use the shortcut key to view the current domain code
   10.5pt "> You can also use the shortcut key to switch between them. You only need to place the insertion point in a domain, and press SHIFT + F9 to display the result as a domain in the domain code.
3. Arial; font-size: 10.5pt "> show all code in the document
   10.5pt "> to display all the domain code in the document, press Alt + F9. Press Alt + F9 again to hide the domain code and display the domain result.

2. Update the domain

Different from common text, the result varies with the document. Some fields will be updated as the document changes, such as the page number field, which will be automatically updated when the document is paginated. However, some domains are not automatically updated. To obtain the latest information, you must update the domain to generate new domain results.

To update a single domain, you must first select the domain to be updated, and then press the F9 key. Alternatively, right-click the domain and choose "Update domain" from the shortcut menu.

To update all fields in a document, press Ctrl + A to select the entire document and press F9. You can update all the fields of a document every time the document is printed. The method is as follows:

1. Arial; font-size: 10.5pt "> click the file button and click" word options "in the drop-down menu to open the" word options "dialog box.
2. Click "display" on the left of the "word options" dialog box, find the "Print Options" area on the right, and select the "Update domain before printing" option.
3. Click OK.