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I found some strange behavior when trying to find revisions with
specific date:
- Open a document, enable revision tracking
- Begin editing the document
- Change computers date to e.g. one month in Future
- Continue editing the same paragraph
Now you have two sections in one paragraph with two different revision
dates.
When holding mouse over each section, word shows the exact date of
change.
In VBA Editor ActiveDocument.Revisions.Count returns only one
revision, with
the date when started editing.
To examine whats happening, save document in xml format and open in
notepad.
In xml, there are two different annotations with exact dates.
So, the problem is, how can someone programmatically access revisions
with
exact date?
Is this a bug or documented behavior?
specific date:
- Open a document, enable revision tracking
- Begin editing the document
- Change computers date to e.g. one month in Future
- Continue editing the same paragraph
Now you have two sections in one paragraph with two different revision
dates.
When holding mouse over each section, word shows the exact date of
change.
In VBA Editor ActiveDocument.Revisions.Count returns only one
revision, with
the date when started editing.
To examine whats happening, save document in xml format and open in
notepad.
In xml, there are two different annotations with exact dates.
So, the problem is, how can someone programmatically access revisions
with
exact date?
Is this a bug or documented behavior?