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Default Document Information Panel

If you are looking for the Document Information Panel that displays your
File Properties, click the Office Button, point at Prepare and then click
File Properties. If you need to access the panel frequently then right-click
the File Properties command and then click "Add to Quick Access Toolbar' to
make it more accessible.

Note that if you are using Vista you can enter file properties in the Open
and Save As dialog boxes. You may need to resize the dialog box to access
them.

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Beth Melton
Microsoft Office MVP

Coauthor of Word 2007 Inside Out:
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"RBear3" wrote in message
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According to microsoft.com "The Document Information Panel makes it easy
to view and edit document properties while you work on your Word document.
The Document Information Panel is displayed at the top of your document in
Word. You can use the Document Information Panel to view and edit both
standard Microsoft Office document properties and properties for files
that are saved to a document management server."

I do not see this at the top of my screen. I have been using Office 2007
for a few weeks now, and have not been able to find this.

Does anyone know how to turn this on?

Our company requires us to enter a few specific items in he file
properties, and I am tired of having to do it by right-clicking the file
after I save it.



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Thanks!

RBear3
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