Word Macro That Inserts Filename in Document
PSS ID Number: Q39327 Article last modified on 11-02-1994
4.00 5.00 5.50 6.00
MS-DOS
SUMMARY
A filename stamp, similar to the built-in date and time stamps, can be created with the following macro:
<Ctrl Esc>ts<<IF FIELD="">><Esc>Untitled<<ELSE>><<SET filename=FIELD>> <Esc><<filename>><<ENDIF>>
This macro takes the filename and inserts it into a document. If the document hasn’t been named yet, the macro inserts the word “Untitled”.
This macro is included in the Word 5.00 MACRO.GLY file. The name of the entry is FILENAME.MAC^<CTRL+F>N.
In Word 5.50, the following macro inserts the filename:
<Ctrl Esc>fa<<IF FIELD="">><esc>Untitled<<ELSE>> <<SET filename=FIELD>><esc><<filename>><<ENDIF>>
This macro is included in the Word 5.50 MACRO.GLY file. The name of the entry is FILENAME.MAC^<CTRL+V>7.
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