Why not? Because that puts the information in the document itself, not in
the title bar as requested...
Just to throw one more possibility into the mix, you can open the Web
toolbar, and hold Ctrl+Alt while you drag a copy of the address dropdown
from that toolbar to the right end of the menu bar. When a Word document is
open, that dropdown shows the path and filename. In Word 2007, the same
dropdown can be put on the Quick Access Toolbar by selecting the "Commands
Not in the Ribbon" category in the Customize dialog and adding the Document
Location item.
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Reitanos wrote:
Why not use Insert/Field... select FileName and check the Add Path to
Filename box?
On May 20, 6:49 am, "Terry Farrell" wrote:
Or even
betterhttp://word.mvps.org/faqs/tblsfldsfms/UpdateFilename.htm
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"Martin C" wrote in message
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It's ok, I found a good site that showed how to do this via macros.
For anyone that is interested, look at the following, which so far
seems to be working ok.
http://wordtips.vitalnews.com/Pages/...s_in_Word.html
Martin
"Martin C" wrote in message
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We are using Office 2003 at work. In the windows header bar of MS
Word, the filename is given. Is it possible to get this to provide
the full path? Quite often I have to deal with multiple versions
of a particular document (stored in different locations). It would
be very useful to be able to see which version I am currently
viewing. Just the filename is not sufficient in this case.
I am sure that I have seen the solution to this problem before
somewhere, but it may have been via a 3rd party add on, used on an
older version of Office.
Thanks for any help you can provide.
Martin