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MS Office Forum / Word / General MS Word Questions / January 2004Auto Date
We have a old word document, when we open it it changes the date to the current date we don't want the current date, we need it to keep the old (original date). It probably inserts the date using a { DATE } field - open the document and press Alt-F9 to see. If so, you could delete the fields and replace them by the plain text date you want, or change the date field to { CREATEDATE } or { PRINTDATE } if either of those is the one you need. -- Peter Jamieson - Word MVP Word MVP web site http://word.mvps.org/ > We have a old word document, when we open it it changes > the date to the current date we don't want the current > date, we need it to keep the old (original date). |
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