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I used the "Savedate" in the footer of my document. I thought this would
only change if changes had been made to my document. Every time I go in to simply print my document, it asks me if I want to save it when I exit. If I remember that I did not make changes, I simply say no and of course, the savedate stays the same. Why does it ask me if I want to save it if all I am doing is printing and have made no changes? This may seem silly, but when you are multi-tasking, you can't always remember if you might have made a slight change or were simply printing. I thought the software would be smart enough to not ask me about saving unless I made changes. We are relying on this date to indicate if revisions have been done. |
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