[marshall]

On Sep 18 2006, 11:55 pm, "Herb Tyson [MVP]" wrote:
Propertiesare still there, but the Prompt is gone. Choose Office -
Prepare -Properties.

"Max Adim" Max wrote in ...

Hello everyone,

I use documentproperties(i.e. those found in the summary tab of
Properties) alot. Earlier versions of word had an option to prompt for
documentpropertieswhen you saved. Is there a similar feature currently
in
Word 2007

Hi everybody,

i used the prompt for properties quite a lot and now after some search
in settings it really looks gone. I understand there is quite a big
change in doc.properties understanding, but prompt gone? can anybody
please confirm that or suggest workaround?

thanks

marshall

[marshall]

On Mar 10, 9:21 pm, "marshall" wrote:
On Sep 18 2006, 11:55 pm, "Herb Tyson [MVP]" wrote:

Propertiesare still there, but the Prompt is gone. Choose Office -
Prepare -Properties.

"Max Adim" Max wrote in ...

Hello everyone,

I use documentproperties(i.e. those found in the summary tab of
Properties) alot. Earlier versions of word had an option to prompt for
documentpropertieswhen you saved. Is there a similar feature currently
in
Word 2007

Hi everybody,

i used the prompt for properties quite a lot and now after some search
in settings it really looks gone. I understand there is quite a big
change in doc.properties understanding, but prompt gone? can anybody
please confirm that or suggest workaround?

thanks

marshall


here is the answer

http://groups.google.com/group/micro...ad33b21b533236


Terry Farrell
View profile
Mike After much discussion about this elsewhere, one of the VBA gurus
found this option is still available in Word 2007 but has been omitted
from the interface. Hopefully this is something that will be
reinstated with the first major servicepack. Meanwhile, it can be
toggled on by running this line of code in the immediate Window of the
VBA editor: Application.Options.SavePropertiesPrompt = true 'false
Note that this is a toggle command, so running it again to turn the
function off. Terry "Mike" wrote in
message ... -
Hide quoted text -- Show quoted text - Thanks Terry, you have been
very helpful - God bless Mike "Terry Farrell" wrote: Mike
No. I cannot find it in Word either. It does seem strange to have
omitted something that was already working properly. However,
the reason may be Windows Vista: Vista has the option to display a
details pane across the bottom of the Explorer window. When you
Save a Word document in Vista, the Save Dialog is just an
extension of Vista Explorer; and when saving the Details Pane
lets the user add to the Properties. There is an option to Hide
the file list so that when you Save, what you see of the Vista
Explorer is just a small dialog with the box to enter the filename
and the properties bar to enter the doc properties. I've not
seen Word 2007 used in Windows XP as I have always used Office 2007
with various betas of Vista; I guess Word must still use XP
Explorer as its Save dialog,but there won't be the Properties
Bar available. Terry "Mike"
wrote in message news:970A66E9-8CB8-420D-
... I have seen this configuration,
showed it to the pilot group and they thought that it takes
up to much space on the menu bar. It would be great if it
worked similar to the last version of Word where a Dialog box was
shown prior to the file being saved and closed. This
feature is available through the OCT in Excel 2007 and
PowerPoint 2007 but not Word 2007? I don't understand!!!!
Somebody dropped the ball.... . Mike "Terry Farrell" wrote:
Ah! W2k7 handles properties differently too - but this is something
nicely hidden (I can hear you say, 'But I thought that the
Ribbons were suppose to reveal all these commands to
users, not hide them')! Go to Word Options, Customise and select
All Commands. Scroll down to Properties and press ADD. Add is
now on the QAT bar. When you click on it, it opens a
dialog across the screen immediately beneath the Ribbon. FWIW,
you can create a company custom QAT and propagate it around. It
is stored in the Users' profile as Word.qat. Terry
"Suzanne S. Barnhill" wrote in message
... It has nothing
to do with printing, Terry, only with saving. When you
first name and save a document, Word prompts you to fill in
the document properties. Whether you choose to print them with
the document or not is irrelevant. Filling
them in allows (some of) them to be displayed in the
Explorer window popup or inserted in the document as DOCPROPERTY
fields. -- Suzanne S. Barnhill Microsoft MVP
(Word) Words into Type Fairhope, Alabama USA
Word MVP FAQ site: http://word.mvps.org Email cannot be
acknowledged; please post all follow-ups to the newsgroup
so all may benefit. "Terry Farrell"
wrote in message news:
... The
setting is in Word, Options, Display Tab. I see why you had
difficulty finding it: why under Display tab and not under
Options, Advanced, Print Options? Who knows! I'll
raise this with MS. Terry "Suzanne S. Barnhill"
wrote in message news:%23$b74BpOHHA.
... The OP wants the equivalent of
Tools | Options | Save: Prompt for document
properties. -- Suzanne S. Barnhill
Microsoft MVP (Word) Words into Type Fairhope,
Alabama USA Word MVP FAQ site: http://word.mvps.org
Email cannot be acknowledged; please post all follow-ups to the
newsgroup so all may benefit.
"Terry Farrell" wrote in message
...
File, Print, Options button and check Print Document Properties.
-- Terry Farrell - MS Word MVP "Mike"
wrote in message
...
In OCT (Office Customization Tool) there is no configuration
to show the document
properties when saving??? Is this correct?? This
function has been available
in Office releases
More options Jan 20, 12:12 am
Newsgroups: microsoft.public.word.application.errors
From: "Terry Farrell"
Date: Fri, 19 Jan 2007 23:12:15 -0000
Local: Sat, Jan 20 2007 12:12 am
Subject: Word Document Properties in Office 2007
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Mike

After much discussion about this elsewhere, one of the VBA gurus found
this
option is still available in Word 2007 but has been omitted from the
interface. Hopefully this is something that will be reinstated with
the
first major servicepack. Meanwhile, it can be toggled on by running
this
line of code in the immediate Window of the VBA editor:

Application.Options.SavePropertiesPrompt = true 'false

Note that this is a toggle command, so running it again to turn the
function
off.

Terry

[Nancy]

I'm trying to find the tool in Word 2007 that helps you create a summary of
the document.
It used to be in Word 2000. When you used the tool it highlighted key
points in your document that helped in writing a summary page. Do you know
how to do this? Or where I can find the tool? I haven't been able to get
help on this through the search/help buttons.
Thanks,
Nancy


"marshall" wrote:

On Mar 10, 9:21 pm, "marshall" wrote:
On Sep 18 2006, 11:55 pm, "Herb Tyson [MVP]" wrote:

Propertiesare still there, but the Prompt is gone. Choose Office -
Prepare -Properties.

"Max Adim" Max wrote in ...

Hello everyone,

I use documentproperties(i.e. those found in the summary tab of
Properties) alot. Earlier versions of word had an option to prompt for
documentpropertieswhen you saved. Is there a similar feature currently
in
Word 2007

Hi everybody,

i used the prompt for properties quite a lot and now after some search
in settings it really looks gone. I understand there is quite a big
change in doc.properties understanding, but prompt gone? can anybody
please confirm that or suggest workaround?

thanks

marshall


here is the answer

http://groups.google.com/group/micro...ad33b21b533236


Terry Farrell
View profile
Mike After much discussion about this elsewhere, one of the VBA gurus
found this option is still available in Word 2007 but has been omitted
from the interface. Hopefully this is something that will be
reinstated with the first major servicepack. Meanwhile, it can be
toggled on by running this line of code in the immediate Window of the
VBA editor: Application.Options.SavePropertiesPrompt = true 'false
Note that this is a toggle command, so running it again to turn the
function off. Terry "Mike" wrote in
message ... -
Hide quoted text -- Show quoted text - Thanks Terry, you have been
very helpful - God bless Mike "Terry Farrell" wrote: Mike
No. I cannot find it in Word either. It does seem strange to have
omitted something that was already working properly. However,
the reason may be Windows Vista: Vista has the option to display a
details pane across the bottom of the Explorer window. When you
Save a Word document in Vista, the Save Dialog is just an
extension of Vista Explorer; and when saving the Details Pane
lets the user add to the Properties. There is an option to Hide
the file list so that when you Save, what you see of the Vista
Explorer is just a small dialog with the box to enter the filename
and the properties bar to enter the doc properties. I've not
seen Word 2007 used in Windows XP as I have always used Office 2007
with various betas of Vista; I guess Word must still use XP
Explorer as its Save dialog,but there won't be the Properties
Bar available. Terry "Mike"
wrote in message news:970A66E9-8CB8-420D-
... I have seen this configuration,
showed it to the pilot group and they thought that it takes
up to much space on the menu bar. It would be great if it
worked similar to the last version of Word where a Dialog box was
shown prior to the file being saved and closed. This
feature is available through the OCT in Excel 2007 and
PowerPoint 2007 but not Word 2007? I don't understand!!!!
Somebody dropped the ball.... . Mike "Terry Farrell" wrote:
Ah! W2k7 handles properties differently too - but this is something
nicely hidden (I can hear you say, 'But I thought that the
Ribbons were suppose to reveal all these commands to
users, not hide them')! Go to Word Options, Customise and select
All Commands. Scroll down to Properties and press ADD. Add is
now on the QAT bar. When you click on it, it opens a
dialog across the screen immediately beneath the Ribbon. FWIW,
you can create a company custom QAT and propagate it around. It
is stored in the Users' profile as Word.qat. Terry
"Suzanne S. Barnhill" wrote in message
... It has nothing
to do with printing, Terry, only with saving. When you
first name and save a document, Word prompts you to fill in
the document properties. Whether you choose to print them with
the document or not is irrelevant. Filling
them in allows (some of) them to be displayed in the
Explorer window popup or inserted in the document as DOCPROPERTY
fields. -- Suzanne S. Barnhill Microsoft MVP
(Word) Words into Type Fairhope, Alabama USA
Word MVP FAQ site: http://word.mvps.org Email cannot be
acknowledged; please post all follow-ups to the newsgroup
so all may benefit. "Terry Farrell"
wrote in message news:
... The
setting is in Word, Options, Display Tab. I see why you had
difficulty finding it: why under Display tab and not under
Options, Advanced, Print Options? Who knows! I'll
raise this with MS. Terry "Suzanne S. Barnhill"
wrote in message news:%23$b74BpOHHA.
... The OP wants the equivalent of
Tools | Options | Save: Prompt for document
properties. -- Suzanne S. Barnhill
Microsoft MVP (Word) Words into Type Fairhope,
Alabama USA Word MVP FAQ site: http://word.mvps.org
Email cannot be acknowledged; please post all follow-ups to the
newsgroup so all may benefit.
"Terry Farrell" wrote in message
...
File, Print, Options button and check Print Document Properties.
-- Terry Farrell - MS Word MVP "Mike"
wrote in message
...
In OCT (Office Customization Tool) there is no configuration
to show the document
properties when saving??? Is this correct?? This
function has been available
in Office releases
More options Jan 20, 12:12 am
Newsgroups: microsoft.public.word.application.errors
From: "Terry Farrell"
Date: Fri, 19 Jan 2007 23:12:15 -0000
Local: Sat, Jan 20 2007 12:12 am
Subject: Word Document Properties in Office 2007
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Mike

After much discussion about this elsewhere, one of the VBA gurus found
this
option is still available in Word 2007 but has been omitted from the
interface. Hopefully this is something that will be reinstated with
the
first major servicepack. Meanwhile, it can be toggled on by running
this
line of code in the immediate Window of the VBA editor:

Application.Options.SavePropertiesPrompt = true 'false

Note that this is a toggle command, so running it again to turn the
function
off.

Terry

[Peter Jamieson]

You need to add it to the Quick Access Toolbar (QAT):
a. Go to Office Button (at the top left)-Word Options-Customize
b. In "Choose commands from" select "Commands not in the ribbon"
c. scroll down the list until you find "Autosummary Tools" and select it
d. use the Add button to add it to the QAT

You should see the new command in the QAT, to the right of the Office
button, or wherever you located it.

Peter Jamieson
"Nancy" wrote in message
...
I'm trying to find the tool in Word 2007 that helps you create a summary
of
the document.
It used to be in Word 2000. When you used the tool it highlighted key
points in your document that helped in writing a summary page. Do you
know
how to do this? Or where I can find the tool? I haven't been able to get
help on this through the search/help buttons.
Thanks,
Nancy


"marshall" wrote:

On Mar 10, 9:21 pm, "marshall" wrote:
On Sep 18 2006, 11:55 pm, "Herb Tyson [MVP]" wrote:

Propertiesare still there, but the Prompt is gone. Choose Office -
Prepare -Properties.

"Max Adim" Max wrote in
...

Hello everyone,

I use documentproperties(i.e. those found in the summary tab of
Properties) alot. Earlier versions of word had an option to prompt
for
documentpropertieswhen you saved. Is there a similar feature
currently
in
Word 2007

Hi everybody,

i used the prompt for properties quite a lot and now after some search
in settings it really looks gone. I understand there is quite a big
change in doc.properties understanding, but prompt gone? can anybody
please confirm that or suggest workaround?

thanks

marshall


here is the answer

http://groups.google.com/group/micro...ad33b21b533236


Terry Farrell
View profile
Mike After much discussion about this elsewhere, one of the VBA gurus
found this option is still available in Word 2007 but has been omitted
from the interface. Hopefully this is something that will be
reinstated with the first major servicepack. Meanwhile, it can be
toggled on by running this line of code in the immediate Window of the
VBA editor: Application.Options.SavePropertiesPrompt = true 'false
Note that this is a toggle command, so running it again to turn the
function off. Terry "Mike" wrote in
message ... -
Hide quoted text -- Show quoted text - Thanks Terry, you have been
very helpful - God bless Mike "Terry Farrell" wrote: Mike
No. I cannot find it in Word either. It does seem strange to have
omitted something that was already working properly. However,
the reason may be Windows Vista: Vista has the option to display a
details pane across the bottom of the Explorer window. When you
Save a Word document in Vista, the Save Dialog is just an
extension of Vista Explorer; and when saving the Details Pane
lets the user add to the Properties. There is an option to Hide
the file list so that when you Save, what you see of the Vista
Explorer is just a small dialog with the box to enter the filename
and the properties bar to enter the doc properties. I've not
seen Word 2007 used in Windows XP as I have always used Office 2007
with various betas of Vista; I guess Word must still use XP
Explorer as its Save dialog,but there won't be the Properties
Bar available. Terry "Mike"
wrote in message news:970A66E9-8CB8-420D-
... I have seen this configuration,
showed it to the pilot group and they thought that it takes
up to much space on the menu bar. It would be great if it
worked similar to the last version of Word where a Dialog box was
shown prior to the file being saved and closed. This
feature is available through the OCT in Excel 2007 and
PowerPoint 2007 but not Word 2007? I don't understand!!!!
Somebody dropped the ball.... . Mike "Terry Farrell" wrote:
Ah! W2k7 handles properties differently too - but this is something
nicely hidden (I can hear you say, 'But I thought that the
Ribbons were suppose to reveal all these commands to
users, not hide them')! Go to Word Options, Customise and select
All Commands. Scroll down to Properties and press ADD. Add is
now on the QAT bar. When you click on it, it opens a
dialog across the screen immediately beneath the Ribbon. FWIW,
you can create a company custom QAT and propagate it around. It
is stored in the Users' profile as Word.qat. Terry
"Suzanne S. Barnhill" wrote in message
... It has nothing
to do with printing, Terry, only with saving. When you
first name and save a document, Word prompts you to fill in
the document properties. Whether you choose to print them with
the document or not is irrelevant. Filling
them in allows (some of) them to be displayed in the
Explorer window popup or inserted in the document as DOCPROPERTY
fields. -- Suzanne S. Barnhill Microsoft MVP
(Word) Words into Type Fairhope, Alabama USA
Word MVP FAQ site: http://word.mvps.org Email cannot be
acknowledged; please post all follow-ups to the newsgroup
so all may benefit. "Terry Farrell"
wrote in message news:
... The
setting is in Word, Options, Display Tab. I see why you had
difficulty finding it: why under Display tab and not under
Options, Advanced, Print Options? Who knows! I'll
raise this with MS. Terry "Suzanne S. Barnhill"
wrote in message news:%23$b74BpOHHA.
... The OP wants the equivalent of
Tools | Options | Save: Prompt for document
properties. -- Suzanne S. Barnhill
Microsoft MVP (Word) Words into Type Fairhope,
Alabama USA Word MVP FAQ site: http://word.mvps.org
Email cannot be acknowledged; please post all follow-ups to the
newsgroup so all may benefit.
"Terry Farrell" wrote in message
...
File, Print, Options button and check Print Document Properties.
-- Terry Farrell - MS Word MVP "Mike"
wrote in message
...
In OCT (Office Customization Tool) there is no configuration
to show the document
properties when saving??? Is this correct?? This
function has been available
in Office releases
More options Jan 20, 12:12 am
Newsgroups: microsoft.public.word.application.errors
From: "Terry Farrell"
Date: Fri, 19 Jan 2007 23:12:15 -0000
Local: Sat, Jan 20 2007 12:12 am
Subject: Word Document Properties in Office 2007
Reply | Reply to author | Forward | Print | Individual message | Show
original | Report this message | Find messages by this author
Mike

After much discussion about this elsewhere, one of the VBA gurus found
this
option is still available in Word 2007 but has been omitted from the
interface. Hopefully this is something that will be reinstated with
the
first major servicepack. Meanwhile, it can be toggled on by running
this
line of code in the immediate Window of the VBA editor:

Application.Options.SavePropertiesPrompt = true 'false

Note that this is a toggle command, so running it again to turn the
function
off.

Terry