Word prompts for info when printing 1

[reichertc]

I've got a file that was originally created from a company template probably about 7 years ago. Since then, it has been updated and modified many times. It contains some features like cross references and bookmarks.

When I print this file, I get prompted for all kinds of information like "Project Name" and "Revision". It doesn't matter what I enter in these boxes (if anything), it doesn't affect the printout. This occurs in both Word 2002, 2003, and 2007. I can't figure out how to make this stop.

I've tried creating a new document, clearing all styles from the source document, copying and pasting into the new document, and reformatting, this didn't work.

I'm not too good with visual basic stuff, but I poked around in there and couldn't find anything that looked weird.

I tried using the document inspector to remove personal information in 2007, but that didn't help.

I broke some links to other files that were in there and resaved, that didn't work either.

Any suggestions on how to get rid of this prompting?

 

[Markus4]

Hi,

Because of what is asked I can only guess that your predecessors have left a lot of {ASK .. ..}-fields in the file. You can either find the bookmarks or just hit Alt+F9 and look at the fields.

M.

 

[reichertc]

That was exactly right Markus4! Thank you thank you thank you.

My so-called "help desk" screwed around for a month before giving up and telling me to just live with it.

Oh, and in case I forgot to say it, thank you.