title: Microsoft Word MacroButton - placeholder text visibility
body: <p>I have a Microsoft Office 2013 Word template, in which I have some text-field elements, created by using <code>Quick Parts</code> -> <code>Field</code> -> <code>MACROBUTTON  noname [Type your text here]</code>.</p>
  
  <p>If I fill only some of these fields (i.e. "[Name]", "[Address]") and I print or save as PDF, all the fields that <strong>I have not</strong> filled will display as [Insert your text here] in the printed paper or PDF. To be clear, the placeholder text must be manually removed (or replaced with the text you want).</p>
  
  <p>I've readed somewhere, that you can create a macro, which will not display the placeholder text in the PFD- or printed version of the document, if there is no text written manually to that specific field (you leave it as it was). As this would be handy in cases, where you don't fill all the neccessery fields, my question is:</p>
  
  <p><strong>Q:</strong> Can this be achieved only by using <code>Macro Button</code>, and if not, what is needed to create <code>text fields</code> as described below that are not included in the printed or PDF saved version of the document?</p>