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When you want to insert a field in the document, start by choosing your location. You can add a field to the body of your document or you can insert a field in a header or footer. The process for adding a field is as follows:
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Table 36-1. Field Categories
Field Category | Description | Field Codes |
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Date and Time | Fields for entering, editing, printing, and saving the current date and time. These fields cannot be modified by an end user | CreateDate |
Document Automation | Fields for comparing documents, moving to another section, starting a macro or printing | Compare |
Document Information | Fields for inserting information automatically, including author name, document properties file name, keywords, template, and the, number of characters, pages, or words | Author Comments DocProperty FileName FileSize |
Equations and Formulas | Fields for adding formulas or entering an offset amount, a scientific equation, or symbols | =(Formula) |
Index and Tables | Fields for entering index and table of contents entries. You can enter the codes from within the Field dialog box or allow Word to insert them automatically as you create the index or TOC | Index |
Links and Reference | Fields for inserting text phrases and pictures and including links to various reference items, including footnote references, literal quotes pictures, bookmark text, and paragraphs | AutoText |
Mail Merge | Fields for inserting merge fields, including adding address book data, greeting lines, database records, and more. You can also use Ask and Fill-In fields to prompt users to enter information. | AddressBook |
Numbering | Fields that insert automatic numbering of document pages, sections, as well as bar codes and list items | AutoNum |
User Information | Fields that insert user information, including address, initials, and name | UserAddress |