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Document Creation Date
Word 2000
We have some documents that contain date fields. Unfortunately, these fields simply pull in the current date, which is fine for a shell document. However, once the shell document has been used to create a new document, we want that date field to hold it's value, and not update every time the document is opened. My first thought was to use a field that pulls in the document creation date. But I have a question about that approach. Would the field show the date that the shell document was created, or the date that the new document was created from the shell document? In other words, if I create a shell document today, and then a year from now I use that shell to create a new document, would the date field show today's date (the day I created the shell), or the date of a year from now (the day that I created the new document using the shell)? Also, what is the best date field to use for this type of situation? Currently, we are using Word 2000, but in the next couple of months we will be updating to Word 2003, so replies regarding Word 2003 specifically will also be welcomed. --Tom |
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