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Can pop-up commands be added to a word file upon opening?

 
 
Karen at Do it
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      10th Jan 2008
I would like to add a pop-up command that instructs file users to change the
date if they change the file. Can this be done in Word?
 
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Robert M. Franz (RMF)
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      13th Jan 2008
Hello Karen

Karen at Do it wrote:
> I would like to add a pop-up command that instructs file users to change the
> date if they change the file. Can this be done in Word?


if you insert a SAVEDATE field, that might work without any need for
user intervention. Every time it's updated (and updates are usually
triggered in Word at least each time you print, depending on settings),
it will show the date of the last save to the file.

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