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Hello Everyone,

Here is the situation. Presently we have a document we give to all our
customers, the document basically stays the same, just that the client name
and details changes. The client name is repeated a lot of times. Presently
we have a standard document that we open and just replace the standard
client name. We have just moved to Office 2007 and with all the learning
that people have to do to get up to speed with the new interface we are
finding it difficult to get them to use the find and replace all command and
not mess up the document in any other way

I was just playing around with Word 2007 and saw this interesting feature-
content controls and how they could be filled up using the Document
information panel. I saw a demonstration of how it works with WSS where they
only have to fill up the information once in the document information panel
and the information gets propagated to all the controls in the document. We
are not using WSS right now. So I would like to know if it would be possible
to have the same functionality with just Word 2007 without WSS, so that the
users just have to fill out the information in the DIP and then forget about
it?

Thanks
Dave

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See Section 7 of the following page of fellow MVP Greg Maxey's website at:

http://gregmaxey.mvps.org/Repeating_Data.htm

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Hello Everyone,

Here is the situation. Presently we have a document we give to all our
customers, the document basically stays the same, just that the client
name and details changes. The client name is repeated a lot of times.
Presently we have a standard document that we open and just replace the
standard client name. We have just moved to Office 2007 and with all the
learning that people have to do to get up to speed with the new interface
we are finding it difficult to get them to use the find and replace all
command and not mess up the document in any other way

I was just playing around with Word 2007 and saw this interesting feature-
content controls and how they could be filled up using the Document
information panel. I saw a demonstration of how it works with WSS where
they only have to fill up the information once in the document information
panel and the information gets propagated to all the controls in the
document. We are not using WSS right now. So I would like to know if it
would be possible to have the same functionality with just Word 2007
without WSS, so that the users just have to fill out the information in
the DIP and then forget about it?

Thanks
Dave



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Thanks Doug. The add-in that can be found at
http://gregmaxey.mvps.org/Mapped_Content_Control.htm pretty much does what I
want but it would so much better if it were possible to see all this
information in the document information panel. Would it be possible the
content controls in the Document Information Panel.

Thanks
Dave

"Doug Robbins - Word MVP" wrote in message
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See Section 7 of the following page of fellow MVP Greg Maxey's website at:

http://gregmaxey.mvps.org/Repeating_Data.htm

--
Hope this helps.

Please reply to the newsgroup unless you wish to avail yourself of my
services on a paid consulting basis.

Doug Robbins - Word MVP

"Dave" wrote in message
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Hello Everyone,

Here is the situation. Presently we have a document we give to all our
customers, the document basically stays the same, just that the client
name and details changes. The client name is repeated a lot of times.
Presently we have a standard document that we open and just replace the
standard client name. We have just moved to Office 2007 and with all the
learning that people have to do to get up to speed with the new interface
we are finding it difficult to get them to use the find and replace all
command and not mess up the document in any other way

I was just playing around with Word 2007 and saw this interesting
feature- content controls and how they could be filled up using the
Document information panel. I saw a demonstration of how it works with
WSS where they only have to fill up the information once in the document
information panel and the information gets propagated to all the controls
in the document. We are not using WSS right now. So I would like to know
if it would be possible to have the same functionality with just Word
2007 without WSS, so that the users just have to fill out the information
in the DIP and then forget about it?

Thanks
Dave



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