[Ron M]

Hello everyone,
I'm using Word 2003. I've set up some templates which I use to raise
quotation documents from. One of the features I'm using is 'current date'
because I like not having to type that in on every quote. However I must have
tweaked something lately, though I can't remember exactly what I did, and now
all my saved quotes of the past few weeks are showing are showing the current
date instead of the date they were raised. I would like the date in the
templates to keep updating to current but not the dates in the 'saved as'
documents. I have templates set up for invoicing and I'm not having this
problem with them. I know I've done something stupid but I don't know what.
Any solutions would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks
Ron M

[Greg Maxey]

Use a CreateDate field instead of a Date field in your templates.



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Greg Maxey/Word MVP
See:
http://gregmaxey.mvps.org/word_tips.htm
For some helpful tips using Word.


Ron M wrote:
Hello everyone,
I'm using Word 2003. I've set up some templates which I use to raise
quotation documents from. One of the features I'm using is 'current
date' because I like not having to type that in on every quote.
However I must have tweaked something lately, though I can't remember
exactly what I did, and now all my saved quotes of the past few weeks
are showing are showing the current date instead of the date they
were raised. I would like the date in the templates to keep updating
to current but not the dates in the 'saved as' documents. I have
templates set up for invoicing and I'm not having this problem with
them. I know I've done something stupid but I don't know what. Any
solutions would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks
Ron M