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all the dates, modifications,
author, and revisions to the
current state. The current user
becomes the author, the created
and last modified fields change to
the current date and time, and
revisions is set to 1 .
consistency in your document. You
have text boxes for the title,
subject, keywords, and comments.
These inputs are where the fields
look for this information, so this
tab is key to using fields like title
and subject.
document is edited and revised.
Other options like the title and
subject are added by the writer or
editor of the document. The
document fields are located in the
properties of the document, File >
Properties.
The General tab shows us a
wealth of information that we
can't change from this dialog. You
can see the file name and its
location, as well as its size,
creation, and last modified dates.
At the bottom of the tab, you find
a check box labeled "Apply user
data." When checked, it saves the
user's full name with the file. The
name used is the one in the User
Data mentioned above. The
revision number is nothing more
than a count of the number of
times the document has been
saved. If, like me, you save often,
this number ticks up quickly. The
Reset Properties button will reset
The Description tab is where
you provide the basic information
about the document. If you are not
in the habit of using this, I
recommend giving it a try. You can
use this data to maintain
The Custom Properties tab
allows you to create your own
properties for the document. For
example, when creating a
document, you need to create a
header entry on each page with
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