It is not (nor will it be) possible to do this without opening the
documents.
What constitutes a 'title' in this context?
You can use the search routine in Windows Explorer to search for text
strings within documents so adding a title to the footer doesn't help a
great lot, but if you want the title there, format the title with a unique
style and add a styleref field to the footer. It shouldn't be too difficult
to create a macro to open each document in a folder and add a styleref field
to the footer, but you will still have to figure out how to format the
titles for existing documents - new documents shouldn't be an issue if you
use the Title style for document titles.
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Graham Mayor - Word MVP
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gatewaymike wrote:
I think it would be very helpful at this point to be able to add the
document title to all documents, as a footer, on all saved documents
without opening and adding to each individual document. I am getting
so many saved documents that I spend alot of time looking for where I
saved the document. I may have the paper copy in my hand and spend
20 minutes, with some profanity, looking for the saved document.
Also a default setting so that all newly created documents will have
the document title as a footer, automatically. I suppose that some
documents I create I wouldn't want this footer. I could delete it as
I see fit before printing?
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