Re: Date & Time Default Doesn't Stay Defaulted

Why do I keep wanting to call you "Nick"? :-)

I assume you use Insert>Date and Time, choose the format you want, then
click DEFAULT?

You then Quit Word, accepting to save Normal Template if prompted?

In which case, I am not sure: The default holds OK here. I set it to
10/4/05 and it stays that way...

Cheers


On 9/4/05 08:20, in article BE7C51A1.5477%raf44ael98@xxxxxxxxxxxxx,
"Montserrat" <raf44ael98@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

> In Date and Time, the format I select as "default" doesn't stay defaulted.
> Other formats are selected when I again open the dialog box. Any clues?
>

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