So, if J: is mapped to server path \\fruity\banana
and the document is stored in: J:\varieties\justone
and the document is called: TastyIfSpeckly.doc
I want my document footer to show:
\\fruity\banana\varieties\justone\TastyIfSpeckly.doc
I do _not_ want my footer to show:
J:\varieties\justone\TastyIfSpeckly.doc
which is what I can get at present. I do not want my co-
workers to have to know what drive letter I have chosen to
point to a particular server path.
Any clues out there ?
The only way I believe you can do that is to Unmap the drive in Explorer.
Once it is unmapped, Word will put in the full UNC path.
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"Dave Shea" <daves...@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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: I want my document footer to show the full path of the
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"Dave Shea" <daves...@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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There is a macro in the supplementary Support8.dot (on the Office CD) to
force Word to use UNC paths which resolves that problem.
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"Jeff Layman" <jmla...@xxxtcp.co.uk> wrote in message
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: Using Word 97 on an NT4 network and Windows 95 workstation, there was an
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Thanks - I'll have a look (support10.dot on my SBE Office XP CD).
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