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How do I find out what time I wrote A letter?
I am in a legal battle with a neighbor.
I printed a letter off my puter, today. I didnt put the time on the letter. I need to know what time I typed the letter.. Can someone tell me how to do this? I used Microsoft word xp to write the letter.. Help i need the answer before 10am on Tuesday, Jan 31st 2006. |
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How do I find out what time I wrote A letter?
Find the letter but do NOT open it. Find it this way:
Start--Search--Files or folders. Type *.doc into the box for the name. Click the When was it modified and choose today's dates. If I were you, though, I would reprint it WITH the date and give it to him/her again! ************ Hope it helps! Anne Troy www.OfficeArticles.com "Dawn M. Boysen" <Dawn M. wrote in message ... I am in a legal battle with a neighbor. I printed a letter off my puter, today. I didnt put the time on the letter. I need to know what time I typed the letter.. Can someone tell me how to do this? I used Microsoft word xp to write the letter.. Help i need the answer before 10am on Tuesday, Jan 31st 2006. |
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