How do I get the Arduino code to show in word?

You can do it in a roundabout way:

1. From the Arduino IDE, select your code and click Edit -> Copy as HTML.
2. Paste the text into a textfile and save it with a . html extension.
3. Open the HTML file in your web browser and copy all text.
4. Paste into your document in Microsoft Word.

How do I view the code in a Word document?

Here is the best way, for me, to add code inside word:

1. Go to Insert tab, Text section, click Object button (it’s on the right)
2. Choose OpenDocument Text which will open a new embedded word document.
3. Copy and paste your code from Visual Studio / Eclipse inside this embedded word page.
4. Save and close.

How do I get the embed code from a Word document?

With the document open for editing in Word for the web, use the following steps to copy the embed code:

1. Go to File > Share, and then click Embed.
2. Click Generate.
3. Click the Expand arrow next to Interaction to make some choices about what people can do with the embedded view of the document.

How do I paste code into Arduino?

Arduino Forum Code Formatter

1. Select the code in the Arduino IDE.
2. Right click the selection, and choose “Copy as HTML”
3. Paste the code here.
4. Click “Copy formatted code” to copy the BB-formatted code.
5. Paste it on the Arduino forum.

How do I view fields in Word?

Press Alt+F9. This makes all the field codes in your document visible, instead of the results of those fields. Choose Find from the Edit menu, or simply press Ctrl+F. Word displays the Find dialog box.

How do I view field codes in Word for Mac?

option-F9 (also known as alt-F9), or fn-option-F9/fn-alt-F9 toggles fields between “field code view,” where you see all the { }, and field results view.

How do I open an HTML link in Word?

Open an HTML Document in Word

1. On the File menu, click Open.
2. In the Open dialog box, locate the HTML document that you created earlier, and then select it.
3. Click Open.

How do you copy and paste code on IDE?

I’m also using Windows and Chrome – could you try the following as it worked for me:

1. Click on the code area in the notebook and press Ctrl + A to select the code.
2. Press Ctrl + C to copy.
3. Go to the new file in the IDE, click on the first line, then press Ctrl + V to paste the text.