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Originally Posted by danemoreton
Thanks. Charles, I am actually running Office on Windows 10 
I think your suggestion of creating a field is going to be the way to go, though I have no experience doing that. I think I can figure it out.
After speaking with MS customer support, they gave up on the idea that it was possible to insert a current time using a shortcut which would not bring up the format window, at least on Windows.
I will work with your suggestions, Charles, and hopefully I can find the solution to this seemingly simple problem.
Thanks, guys! |
Actually, they do work, as shown by Moonshine's video. On my system, I had to reassign the keyboard shortcuts to InsertDateField and InsertTimeField. Those commands, though, insert fields, not text, and they will change whenever the document is opened.
Take a look at my
Date Loader Add-In. It has no macros and may do what you want if all you want is the CreateDate field.
Here is a template with the macros.