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I am using Office 2007 Beta 2 .
I need to print about 800 word 2003 documents with the original
date.(Creation date)
How can I print them with the creation date?

Thanks

Amik
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amik wrote:
I am using Office 2007 Beta 2 .
I need to print about 800 word 2003 documents with the original
date.(Creation date)


Does that mean they contain the correct field for that purpose
(CREATEDATE instead of DATE, SAVEDATE etc.)?

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"Robert M. Franz (RMF)" wrote:

amik wrote:
I am using Office 2007 Beta 2 .
I need to print about 800 word 2003 documents with the original
date.(Creation date)


Does that mean they contain the correct field for that purpose
(CREATEDATE instead of DATE, SAVEDATE etc.)?

Greetings
Robert
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Whenyou look at the properties of the doc you can see the "created" and
"modified" dates . (I believe that when I created them they were saved ina
way that the date was to be updated)
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Change the date fields to createdate fields and update them to show the
original creation dates.

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amik wrote:
"Robert M. Franz (RMF)" wrote:

amik wrote:
I am using Office 2007 Beta 2 .
I need to print about 800 word 2003 documents with the original
date.(Creation date)


Does that mean they contain the correct field for that purpose
(CREATEDATE instead of DATE, SAVEDATE etc.)?

Greetings
Robert
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Whenyou look at the properties of the doc you can see the "created"
and "modified" dates . (I believe that when I created them they were
saved ina way that the date was to be updated)



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Press Alt+F9 to reveal the field code. Change DATE to CREATEDATE. Alt+F9
again and F9 to update, then save.

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"Robert M. Franz (RMF)" wrote:

amik wrote:
I am using Office 2007 Beta 2 .
I need to print about 800 word 2003 documents with the original
date.(Creation date)


Does that mean they contain the correct field for that purpose
(CREATEDATE instead of DATE, SAVEDATE etc.)?

Greetings
Robert
--
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\ / | MVP
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/ \ in e-mail & news | Word

Whenyou look at the properties of the doc you can see the "created" and
"modified" dates . (I believe that when I created them they were saved ina
way that the date was to be updated)




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You are using a DATE or TIME field rather than a CREATEDATE field. This
field should be put in the original template if possible (instead of
inserting using the keyboard shortcut or header/footer toolbar button).

In the document in question, press Alt-F9 to display field codes. Then
change the field to a CREATEDATE field, press F9 and then Alt-F9.

See http://addbalance.com/word/datefields1.htm for information on the
different kinds of datefields and how to format them.

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I am using Office 2007 Beta 2 .
I need to print about 800 word 2003 documents with the original
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How can I print them with the creation date?

Thanks

Amik



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