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When autodate used, how to know when doc was originally written.
an old doc shows me today's date as "update automatically" was used for
inserting date. Can I find out original date when it was written. tracking was not enabled; properties does not help, as changes were made to the other pages of that doc subsequently; but not the page with auto date insert. Pease help -- NAVAN |
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When autodate used, how to know when doc was originally written.
Replace the DATE field, which updates to show the current system date, with
a CREATEDATE field, which shows the date the document was created: Press Alt+F9. You'll see a field code similar to this: { DATE \@ "M/d/yy" }. Change the DATE part to CREATEDATE. Press F9 to update. Press Alt+F9 to hide the field codes again. -- Stefan Blom Microsoft Word MVP "NAV" wrote in message ... an old doc shows me today's date as "update automatically" was used for inserting date. Can I find out original date when it was written. tracking was not enabled; properties does not help, as changes were made to the other pages of that doc subsequently; but not the page with auto date insert. Pease help -- NAVAN |
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