Printed document file name

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April 17, 2006
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Hello,

Does anyone have information on how to change the naming convension of the printed document files?

Thanks in advance!

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Correct answer Peter Grainge

I just realised you are using the multiple file option. Not sure if you can do anything about that, I think not but would need to test. Can you not use the single file option? I think it is a better one anyway.

Peter Grainge

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It sounds like you are setting up the master document. If so, why not create a number of print layouts as you can have any number. That way you get to control the file name and can update any one of them at any time.

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Anonymous

Yes, you are correct, I am using master documents. So, how do you use print layout to control the file names?

Peter Grainge

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Second field in the first page of the wizard. Call the document whatever you want.

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Peter Grainge

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Welcome to the forum.

You can give the file any name you want in the first page of the wizard. If that is not what you mean, please elaborate a little.

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Anonymous

Peter, thanks for the welcome.

When I generate a printed output, the resulting file names starts with "Chapter_01, Chapter_002, Chapter_03, etc. plus the topic name. For example, Chapter_01_Topic_name.doc. The desired output file name is the topic name and the .doc extension (without the "chapter_01" in front of the topic name).

Thanks again!

Peter Grainge

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I just realised you are using the multiple file option. Not sure if you can do anything about that, I think not but would need to test. Can you not use the single file option? I think it is a better one anyway.

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