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Word 2007 under Windows XP
1) I need to cut and paste in a section from one document into another.
After this is done I would like an easy way to update all fields. I used to
do select all, F9 but that does not work.

2) I have tried to use Word 2007 to search for fields (^d) but it finds
none. I have a lot of cross references used for figure number and sections
of document that refere to other sections. Having to manually find and
update each one is slow.

3) Additionally if I go select all, right click and select toggle fields it
works only once. It will not toggle them again. You have to each one by
one.
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It doesn't sound like the fields are actually coming across when you copy and
paste. Can you right click any field and choose to Update it?

Can you show the field codes by going to Tools | Options | View Tab and
selecting Field Codes?

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Word 2007 under Windows XP
1) I need to cut and paste in a section from one document into another.
After this is done I would like an easy way to update all fields. I used to
do select all, F9 but that does not work.

2) I have tried to use Word 2007 to search for fields (^d) but it finds
none. I have a lot of cross references used for figure number and sections
of document that refere to other sections. Having to manually find and
update each one is slow.

3) Additionally if I go select all, right click and select toggle fields it
works only once. It will not toggle them again. You have to each one by
one.

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ALT+F9 will toggle all the fields in your document.
For updating fields use the macro at
http://www.gmayor.com/installing_macro.htm though CTRL+A then F9 should work
for all the fields in the current story range. Are you sure the 'fields' are
still fields?

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My web site www.gmayor.com
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RN wrote:
Word 2007 under Windows XP
1) I need to cut and paste in a section from one document into
another. After this is done I would like an easy way to update all
fields. I used to do select all, F9 but that does not work.

2) I have tried to use Word 2007 to search for fields (^d) but it
finds none. I have a lot of cross references used for figure number
and sections of document that refere to other sections. Having to
manually find and update each one is slow.

3) Additionally if I go select all, right click and select toggle
fields it works only once. It will not toggle them again. You
have to each one by one.



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