[mso] Re: Print query

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Word has a field "PrintDate" which presumably displays a property.  This is
the last time the doc was printed.  As Dave says, this property will only be
saved if the user saved the doc after printing.  That is why, when you open
and print a document and close it, word asks if you want to save.
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Which version of Word does this apply to?

Does it apply to .doc files?

I am running Word 2003. I just opened a .doc file and printed it. I then
closed the file. It did NOT ask me if I wanted to save.


James S. Huggins


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