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From: Chris waller on 7 May 2010 09:39
I have created a Word (2002) document in which I have inserted a field which
picks up the document properties. I have inserted the date the document was
last modified, however, when I modify the document and save it, it does not
appear to automatically change the date/time. Can anyone let me know if this
date can be forced to automatically change if the document is modified? TIA
From: Stefan Blom on 7 May 2010 15:43
Note that if the field is in the header or footer, it will update when you open
the document.

To trigger an update of the field at any time, you can switch to Print preview
and then back to your favorite view.

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Stefan Blom
Microsoft Word MVP
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"Chris waller" <Chriswaller(a)discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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>I have created a Word (2002) document in which I have inserted a field which
> picks up the document properties. I have inserted the date the document was
> last modified, however, when I modify the document and save it, it does not
> appear to automatically change the date/time. Can anyone let me know if this
> date can be forced to automatically change if the document is modified? TIA





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