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can not name file using punctuation (period) in word 2003
have a user that could in word 2000 use a punctuation (period) when naming a
file to be saved. He now has word 2003 and he can't use this. he would like to know why is that? |
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can not name file using punctuation (period) in word 2003
Put the filename in quotes and you can call it anything that does not use
reserved characters. -- Graham Mayor - Word MVP My web site www.gmayor.com Word MVP web site http://word.mvps.org wrote: have a user that could in word 2000 use a punctuation (period) when naming a file to be saved. He now has word 2003 and he can't use this. he would like to know why is that? |
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