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cnestg8r
How do I read the system "last modified date" and place it in a document
automatically?
automatically?
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Bob I
It's the same as SaveDate.
C
cnestg8r
I guess I need more. Where do I get SaveDate?
Bob I said:It's the same as SaveDate.
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garfield-n-odie
Insert a DOCPROPERTY field.
I guess I need more. Where do I get SaveDate?
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B
Bob I
Click "Insert", "Field", and pick "SaveDate". You could also press the
F1 key and look it up.
F1 key and look it up.
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Tecknomage
You missed the key word in the 1st post "automatically." MS Word seems NOT
to have a way to automaticlly update fields.
At home I use Lotus Word-Pro and what they call Power Fields have an option
you can set to automaticlly update a field. In the case of their version of
SAVEDATE, when you save the document it >> automaticlly << updates the
SAVEDATE field then saves.
So, is there a way to do this through Macros or something? Automatically
update the SAVEDATE field on saving a doc.
This is an option that MS missed, why have a SAVEDATE field if you must
manually update it every time?
to have a way to automaticlly update fields.
At home I use Lotus Word-Pro and what they call Power Fields have an option
you can set to automaticlly update a field. In the case of their version of
SAVEDATE, when you save the document it >> automaticlly << updates the
SAVEDATE field then saves.
So, is there a way to do this through Macros or something? Automatically
update the SAVEDATE field on saving a doc.
This is an option that MS missed, why have a SAVEDATE field if you must
manually update it every time?
B
Bob I
Use a AutoEXEC macro to force the fields to update when the document is
opened.
opened.