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Hey guys,
I'm wondering if there is a way to manually insert the fields instead of doing Quick parts Field. The reason being that I have many fields with similar starting names and I can't scroll over to see how they end(resulting in putting in the wrong field). I was trying to do ctrl+f9 and inserting {DOCPROPERTY fieldname} but when i saved the field was gone. Was I doing something wrong or is there another way of inserting docproperty fields? Thanks guys. |
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You should be able to insert your fields the way you described it: by
pressing Ctrl+F9 and then adding the field code within the field delimiters. I do that all the time when working with fields. If you press Alt+F9, then do you see the code you entered? (Alt+F9 shows/hide field codes.) If you select the field and press F9, then does it update correctly? -- Stefan Blom Microsoft Word MVP "wourdhelp01" wrote in message ... Hey guys, I'm wondering if there is a way to manually insert the fields instead of doing Quick parts Field. The reason being that I have many fields with similar starting names and I can't scroll over to see how they end(resulting in putting in the wrong field). I was trying to do ctrl+f9 and inserting {DOCPROPERTY fieldname} but when i saved the field was gone. Was I doing something wrong or is there another way of inserting docproperty fields? Thanks guys. -- wourdhelp01 |
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