Microsoft word title bar used to have file name as the window title.
In Office XP the title bar shows as "document1" , "document2", "document3"
...... and so on..

I would like to display the file name in the title bar.
Anyone knows where to set this option.

The generic names are only used when the doc is first created. As soon as you
save the file with the name of your choice, the new name will appear while
the file is open.

HTH |:)

"gbp" wrote:

Microsoft word title bar used to have file name as the window title.
In Office XP the title bar shows as "document1" , "document2", "document3"
..... and so on..

I would like to display the file name in the title bar.
Anyone knows where to set this option.

Add the line
ActiveWindow.Caption = ActiveDocument.FullName
to an autoopen macro http://www.gmayor.com/installing_macro.htm to display
the document name/path in the title bar. But note that the document must be
saved before it has a name to display. Document1 etc are the default working
names.

--

Graham Mayor - Word MVP

My web site www.gmayor.com
Word MVP web site http://word.mvps.org



gbp wrote:
Microsoft word title bar used to have file name as the window title.
In Office XP the title bar shows as "document1" , "document2",
"document3" ..... and so on..

I would like to display the file name in the title bar.
Anyone knows where to set this option.

Thanks,
But these are not the new documents . I am opening existing douments.


"CyberTaz" wrote:

The generic names are only used when the doc is first created. As soon as you
save the file with the name of your choice, the new name will appear while
the file is open.

HTH |:)

"gbp" wrote:

Microsoft word title bar used to have file name as the window title.
In Office XP the title bar shows as "document1" , "document2", "document3"
..... and so on..

I would like to display the file name in the title bar.
Anyone knows where to set this option.

If that is the case, then they are being treated as templates, and you are
not opening the documents themselves but new documents based on them. This
can happen if you are opening the documents from Windows Explorer and the
file associations have become scrambled so that the default action for the
..doc file type is New instead of Open.

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Microsoft MVP (Word)
Words into Type
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"gbp" wrote in message
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Thanks,
But these are not the new documents . I am opening existing douments.


"CyberTaz" wrote:

The generic names are only used when the doc is first created. As soon
as you
save the file with the name of your choice, the new name will appear
while
the file is open.

HTH |:)

"gbp" wrote:

Microsoft word title bar used to have file name as the window title.
In Office XP the title bar shows as "document1" , "document2",
"document3"
..... and so on..

I would like to display the file name in the title bar.
Anyone knows where to set this option.