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About Pamela Mullenix-Croft
Expertise
I have been a member of the AllExperts team since October 2008. As a graphic layout artist I can address Word layout issues which may arise. I work with graphic challenges, and I work with both the Mac and PC platforms. I own my own contract training business. I train for both government and private entities.

Experience
I have taught Microsoft Word since 1991

Education/Credentials
Microsoft Office Specialist (MOS), Microsoft Certified Application Specialist (MCAS), IC3 Instructor, Certifort SME (IC3), A Plus Computer Repair Technician, State of California Credentialed Teacher, Certified Graphic Layout Artist

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Microsoft Word - Word 2003 Time of Day field

Expert: Pamela Mullenix-Croft - 10/26/2009

Question
Is there a way to enter a field that will automatically enter Good Morning, Good Afternoon or Good Evening based on the time of day?

Thank you.

Answer
Hello Mike,

We have other experts on the board that display experience in code that you might want to ask. For the time being, I did find a script that will create a message box that will update, although it sounds like more of what you want is to have the text right on the page.

Here are a few links:

http://74.125.155.132/search?q=cache:TS5PzW1EWzIJ:www.itags.org/msdn/3250657/+mi...

http://www.itags.org/msdn/3250657/

Do feel free to ask one of our other experts, as they may be able to give you a hand in this.

I hope this helps.

Best regards,
Pamela

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