PPT Saved Date
 

I have a PPT file - It is an Org Chart with over 350 entries over 7 pages. I
have a footer with an updated date field. When individuals go to print it,
the date changes to the date they printed, not when it was last updated.

Is there a date field 'command' that will only change when I save the file
after an update?

Thanks,
Jerry

Re: PPT Saved Date
 

In article <1835BE6E-E9C3-4CBB-86C9-2B4CB478466B@microsoft.com>, Jerry L wrote:
> I have a PPT file - It is an Org Chart with over 350 entries over 7 pages. I
> have a footer with an updated date field. When individuals go to print it,
> the date changes to the date they printed, not when it was last updated.
>
> Is there a date field 'command' that will only change when I save the file
> after an update?

No ... you'd have to add a plain text box and update it manually.

Re: PPT Saved Date
 

"Jerry L" <JerryL@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:1835BE6E-E9C3-4CBB-86C9-2B4CB478466B@microsoft.com...
>I have a PPT file - It is an Org Chart with over 350 entries over 7 pages.
>I
> have a footer with an updated date field. When individuals go to print
> it,
> the date changes to the date they printed, not when it was last updated.
>
> Is there a date field 'command' that will only change when I save the file
> after an update?
>
> Thanks,
> Jerry

In PowerPoint 2007, Insert ribbon, Data and Time. In the Header and Footer
window you can choose to update automatically or fixed.

I suspect a similiar choice is in prior versions.

Don

RE: PPT Saved Date
 

Thanks for your help.

"Jerry L" wrote:

> I have a PPT file - It is an Org Chart with over 350 entries over 7 pages. I
> have a footer with an updated date field. When individuals go to print it,
> the date changes to the date they printed, not when it was last updated.
>
> Is there a date field 'command' that will only change when I save the file
> after an update?
>
> Thanks,
> Jerry

Re: PPT Saved Date
 

In article <#gLus22vJHA.5684@TK2MSFTNGP03.phx.gbl>, Dgmacmi<> wrote:
> "Jerry L" <JerryL@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
> news:1835BE6E-E9C3-4CBB-86C9-2B4CB478466B@microsoft.com...
> >I have a PPT file - It is an Org Chart with over 350 entries over 7 pages.
> >I
> > have a footer with an updated date field. When individuals go to print
> > it,
> > the date changes to the date they printed, not when it was last updated.
> >
> > Is there a date field 'command' that will only change when I save the file
> > after an update?
> >
> > Thanks,
> > Jerry
>
> In PowerPoint 2007, Insert ribbon, Data and Time. In the Header and Footer
> window you can choose to update automatically or fixed.
>
> I suspect a similiar choice is in prior versions.

Going back to PaleoPPTimes ... yep.

And while that won't automatically change to the last update date, it's still
a good idea, since it'll make it easier to make global date changes.