Reveal Codes are showcase of the codes attached to the text block or a word each time you attach an attribute to a single one or a block. These codes are always there however, when you decide to ask your wordprocessor to reveal the codes, these become a must have a highly useful feature everyone wants.

Everyone has their own style of creating documents, text color, bold, italic, font, style, elements, alignment, tables, banner, background colors, etc. Text and layout customisations and designing are helpful in making document communicate the matter without waste of time.

Reveal Codes can be evoked by simply using tools feature in word processors like WordPerfect from Corel or Microsoft Word. These codes are displayed in any corner of the window. For those creating documents where loads editing, formatting and customizing needs to be done this feature is very handy. Once you use reveal codes all other methods of editing text, tables or image, you will find this is the easiest and most convenient method to document creation.

Codes will always be difficult to understand for those unacquainted with it, therefore Reveal codes will provide you with the color instead of color code, or an actual function instead of a code, this makes it easier for the editor or writer of the document to understand which function or code needs to be chosen. Each of these codes can simply be clicked and put in place on document, saving you boring repetitive tasks, saving time and enhancing productivity.

Reveal codes is simply one of the features of extensively created wordprocessors like WordPerfect. There many more uses to these word processors. Here are method of accessing reveal codes in 5 most used word processing software.

1. WordPerfect:
   • Open WordPerfect on your computer.
   • Navigate to the “View” tab on the menu bar.
   • Look for the “Reveal Codes” option and click on it.
   • The Reveal Codes window should appear, displaying the formatting codes associated with your document.
2. WordPerfect:
   • Open WordPerfect on your computer.
   • Navigate to the “View” tab on the menu bar.
   • Look for the “Reveal Codes” option and click on it.
   • The Reveal Codes window should appear, displaying the formatting codes associated with your document.
3. Google Docs:
   • Open Google Docs in your web browser and open the document you want to work with.
   • Click on the “View” tab in the menu bar.
   • Hover over “Show” in the dropdown menu.
   • Select “Show document outline” or “Show document structure” to reveal the formatting codes.
   • The formatting codes will be displayed in the left sidebar of the document.
4. LibreOffice Writer:
   • Open LibreOffice Writer on your computer.
   • Navigate to the “View” menu at the top of the window.
   • In the dropdown menu, click on “Formatting Marks” or “Nonprinting Characters” (depending on the version).
   • A checkmark should appear next to the selected option, indicating that formatting codes are now visible.
   • The formatting codes will be displayed within the document.
5. Apple Pages:
   • Launch Apple Pages on your computer.
   • Click on the “View” menu in the menu bar.
   • Select “Show Invisibles” or “Show Nonprinting Characters” (depending on the version).
   • The formatting codes, including paragraph marks, line breaks, and other nonprinting characters, will become visible within the document.