> Wow is all I have to say. Someone figured it out. Definitely need to drop a
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Greg, you've been a helpful guy and want to make a quasi-large contribution
to the Website. Hope it helps cuz we need guys like you around.
I'm hoping you can refer me to some resources that might help me make some
changes to the basic design of your template, including:
1. The (C) and (S) tags do update the header footer on the page on which
they are inserted. However, if, in modifying the document, they are moved (by
adding or deleting material) to another page, that page does not update (even
after selecting update field in header/footer). The only solution would be to
insert additional (C) or (S) statements in the new location. I'm hoping to
make a template that accommodates editing and changes.
2. I'm wondering if it's feasible to key the header/footer statements (i.e.,
Secret, Confidential) to a specific style. Let me explain. Using this
template, you can mark a paragraph as such, and it will update the
header/footer...but if that paragraph BREAKS across the page, it will not
update the following page. Strictly speaking, the entire paragraph would be
considered Secret or Confidential, and so the following page needs to be
updated as such. The solution to this problem might be if the header footer
can note the style type used and assign the proper designation (i.e. FOUO,
Secret, etc.). Now, we can make styles like this and have Word automatically
convert text to a specific style (using the AutoCorrect option--for example,
the user types FOUO, then we can have Word automatically make that paragraph
the FOUO style). That way, when the text breaks across the page, Word will
still know it must display For Official Use Only or whatnot.
Whew! Made a long, dull story even duller. Thanx for listening and let me
know if you have any thoughts!
Best,
Erik
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Greg Maxey - 29 Jul 2006 01:15 GMT
Erik,
Please send me e-mai.

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Greg Maxey/Word MVP
See:
http://gregmaxey.mvps.org/word_tips.htm
For some helpful tips using Word.
> Greg, you've been a helpful guy and want to make a quasi-large
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erik_gregory - 29 Jul 2006 22:54 GMT
Hey Greg: Your gmaxey@mvps.oSCARrOMEOgOLF email address got booted back to
me, so I'll write from here. My email is egregory_2000@yahoo.com. I left a
message on your webpage,too. Thanks for your interest and help and let me
know what I can do to help as well.
BTW, being in the Navy explains a HELL of a lot about why you took an
interest in tagging each page by its proper classification...I work for the
govt. and this problem is driving me absolutely batshi-!
:) Erik
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