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Kamilla Winther
 
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Default Stop update of fields when switching to print layout

I have several fields in my document and for different reasons, I wish to be
in complete control of when the fields are updated. Therefore I have
unchecked the "Update Fields" in the Print Options, but nevertheless, when I
switch from View Normal mode to View Print Layout, the fields get updated. I
can of course simple undo the update fields action; however, I am not
confident that I will remember this at all times.

Does anyone have a solution for me?
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Stefan Blom
 
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I'm afraid there isn't much you can do, besides locking the fields. For
more information about updating fields in Word, see:

Which fields are updated when you open, repaginate, or print document
http://support.microsoft.com/default...b;en-us;211629

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"Kamilla Winther" wrote in message
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I have several fields in my document and for different reasons, I wish

to be
in complete control of when the fields are updated. Therefore I have
unchecked the "Update Fields" in the Print Options, but nevertheless,

when I
switch from View Normal mode to View Print Layout, the fields get

updated. I
can of course simple undo the update fields action; however, I am not
confident that I will remember this at all times.

Does anyone have a solution for me?






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