in Ms Word, What happens if you mark on Hidden check box of Font dialog box after you select some text?

The correct answer is The text is hidden and you can bring it back by clicking on Show/Hide button on Standard toolbar because the Hidden attribute is a text formatting style rather than a destructive deletion command.

• Step 1 (Font Attribute): Checking the 'Hidden' box inside the Font dialog box applies a structural formatting tag that flags the selected text string as invisible during standard viewing and printing modes.


• Step 2 (Visibility Toggle): The text remains completely intact within the file binary. Clicking the Show/Hide (¶) paragraph button on the toolbar instantly reveals the hidden text on screen with a dotted underline beneath it, allowing you to edit or uncheck the attribute.


• Incorrect Options:
  
  
  
  • The text is deleted from document and you can't restore it is incorrect because the text is never purged or removed from the underlying document layout buffer.
  
  
  • The text is hidden and you can restore it by clicking on Remove Filter option from Format menu is incorrect because 'Remove Filter' is not a native font layout management utility in Word's formatting menus.
  
  
  • None of above is incorrect because the Show/Hide tool provides the precise native option to restore visual tracking.