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printing current document title and date
I have seen title and dates applied to documents at the bottom whenever a
document is updated. I don't believe it is in a footer. Can someone tell me how to do this whenever a document is updated. Thank you |
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printing current document title and date
Anything repeating on each page is likely to be in the footer (or header).
If it doesn't look like it is in the footer area, it is probably in a frame or text box anchored to the footer. See http://sbarnhill.mvps.org/WordFAQs/AnchorToHeader.htm. -- Stefan Blom Microsoft Word MVP "Bill 43" wrote in message ... I have seen title and dates applied to documents at the bottom whenever a document is updated. I don't believe it is in a footer. Can someone tell me how to do this whenever a document is updated. Thank you |
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