[Té]

In 2003 when you create a header it gave you the option of inserting the file
and path name. For example if I save it to the c drive it reads
c:/mydocuments/Class.docx (for example). That way we know exactly where the
file is.

I am now working in 2007 and I do not see this feature. Does anyone know
where it is at? I tried going to the header and using quick parts, and then
choosing field, but nothing comes up.

[Pamelia Caswell via OfficeKB.com]

On the header & footer tools, design tab Insert group quick parts.
Choose building block filename for an autotext entry of the files name.
If you prefer a little more control, choose field filename, where you have
the option to add the full path and to specify the case (caps, initial caps,
lowercase, etc.) of the words.

Pam

Té wrote:
In 2003 when you create a header it gave you the option of inserting the file
and path name. For example if I save it to the c drive it reads
c:/mydocuments/Class.docx (for example). That way we know exactly where the
file is.

I am now working in 2007 and I do not see this feature. Does anyone know
where it is at? I tried going to the header and using quick parts, and then
choosing field, but nothing comes up.

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[Suzanne S. Barnhill]

See http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/te...002951033.aspx

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Suzanne S. Barnhill
Microsoft MVP (Word)
Words into Type
Fairhope, Alabama USA
http://word.mvps.org

"Té" wrote in message
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In 2003 when you create a header it gave you the option of inserting the
file
and path name. For example if I save it to the c drive it reads
c:/mydocuments/Class.docx (for example). That way we know exactly where
the
file is.

I am now working in 2007 and I do not see this feature. Does anyone know
where it is at? I tried going to the header and using quick parts, and
then
choosing field, but nothing comes up.