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Default Word 2000 - "dates"

On the other hand, most documents that you need to insert a date in should
be made from templates that already have a CreateDate field formatted the
way you want, where you want it.
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In Word 2000, when I go to "insert" "date and time" , I cannot find the
date
"November 7, 2005". It did appear until very recently. Does anyone else
have this problem? How did you correct it?

Thank you,


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