WD97: Saved File Name Does Not Appear on Document Title Bar (156064)

WORKAROUND

• After the Word document has been saved, close and reopen the document. The file name now appears on the document title bar.
  
  NOTE: The caption does not appear on the document title bar when the file is re-opened. The caption is only present when you create a new document from any of the templates that ship with Word.
  
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• Using the Visual Basic Editor, you can remark out the line in the macro code that is causing the file name to not appear on the document title bar. To remark out this line, follow these steps:
  
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  1. Open the template that is experiencing the problem.
  2. Press ALT+F11 to start the Visual Basic Editor.
  3. Expand the TemplateProject for the template you have opened by clicking on the plus sign next to TemplateProject(templatename).
  4. Expand Microsoft Word Objects by clicking on the plus sign next to Microsoft Word Objects.
  5. Double-click ThisDocument to open the code window.
  6. Type an apostrophe in front of the line of code that reads as follows:

     
     ActiveDocument.ActiveWindow.Caption = ActiveDocument.ActiveWindow.Caption &" - Report" 

     The apostrophe comments out the line so that it is not read in the code.
  7. Quit the Visual Basic Editor.
  8. Save the template you have opened.
  The file name should now appear on the document title bar when you save a document that has been opened based on one of these templates.