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Hi Gary,
You can use a DOCPROPERTY "RevisionNumber" field to get a count of each time the document has been saved. If that's what you want, you can create one via Insert|Field, or by pressing Ctrl-F9 to create a pair of field braces (ie '{ }') and typing 'DOCPROPERTY "RevisionNumber"' between them so that you end up with '{DOCPROPERTY "RevisionNumber"}'. Alternatively, if you're saving using Word's 'Version' feature, you could use add a macro to the document as per the example at: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/212618/en-us to create a custom 'Version' document property and call it with a field coded as '{DOCPROPERTY "Version"}'. To do this you'd change the sub named 'Sub SetCustomPropertyName()' so that the line: SetProp "MyCustomPropertyName", "MyCustomValue", _ becomes: SetProp "Version", ThisDocument.Versions.Count, _ Cheers -- macropod [MVP - Microsoft Word] "Gary" wrote in message ... | Is there anyway to include the document "versions" information information as | a table within the document for printing purposes comparable to the | functionality of the Table of contents? | | Thanks, | | Gary |
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