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I forgot to mention that I checked the setting called <br />
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&quot;Remove personal information from file properties on save&quot;<br />
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That is in Tools -&gt; Options -&gt; Security <br />
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This is NOT checked
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I forgot to mention that I checked the setting called

"Remove personal information from file properties on save"

That is in Tools -> Options -> Security

This is NOT checked

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Thanks that just what I was looking for!
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Quicker then it would have taken me to find it online!
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Quicker then it would have taken me to find it online!

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Hello<br />
&nbsp; &nbsp;I am trying to help someone who is having problems with the track changes section of word. &nbsp;The author comes up as Dillon when it is usually her log in name. &nbsp;Can you tell me where this author name is pulled from ? &nbsp;She is using word 2003 on Xp pro. &nbsp;
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Hello
   I am trying to help someone who is having problems with the track changes section of word.  The author comes up as Dillon when it is usually her log in name.  Can you tell me where this author name is pulled from ?  She is using word 2003 on Xp pro.  

track changes issue

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