Fields in MS-Word (DOCPROPERTY) Thread poster: Marcos Zattar
| Marcos Zattar Germany Local time: 01:14 Member (2007) German to Portuguese + ...
Hello, my MS-Word seems to be stubborn and does not let me translate the "label" of the field "Revision" in the DOCPROPERTY group of fields. Is it possible to translate this kind of field? Here is how the field looks like: { DOCPROPERTY Revision \* MERGEFORMAT } After pressing Alt+F9 to close the field again, the document shows "Revision", which I have to translate to "Revisão". I even tried "Edit Field..... See more Hello, my MS-Word seems to be stubborn and does not let me translate the "label" of the field "Revision" in the DOCPROPERTY group of fields. Is it possible to translate this kind of field? Here is how the field looks like: { DOCPROPERTY Revision \* MERGEFORMAT } After pressing Alt+F9 to close the field again, the document shows "Revision", which I have to translate to "Revisão". I even tried "Edit Field..." -> "Field Codes" and changed "Revision" to "Revisão", but after that Word indicates this error in the field: Error! Unknown document property name Did anyone have a problem like this before? Is it possible to fix it? I would appreciate any help! Kind regards, Marcos ▲ Collapse | | |
Files>properties>customisationclick whatever property in the properties zone and edit in the name box. Philippe | | | Marcos Zattar Germany Local time: 01:14 Member (2007) German to Portuguese + ... TOPIC STARTER
Thanks a lot, Philippe, it worked! Now another problem: the text I am to proofread was produced in a German MS-Word, so that it generated some German titles, for example, "Abbildungsverzeichnis" in the TOC, which in my text should actually be "Índice de ilustrações". I looked (almost) everywhere in Word but could not find the place where I can configure the names of parts of styles. I think this has something to do with styles, but I can't seem to find it. Can you he... See more Thanks a lot, Philippe, it worked! Now another problem: the text I am to proofread was produced in a German MS-Word, so that it generated some German titles, for example, "Abbildungsverzeichnis" in the TOC, which in my text should actually be "Índice de ilustrações". I looked (almost) everywhere in Word but could not find the place where I can configure the names of parts of styles. I think this has something to do with styles, but I can't seem to find it. Can you help me out of that? Thanks again! Regards, Marcos ▲ Collapse | | |
I don't understand Portuguese or German. Try Insert>Reference>tables and indices>Index tab>mark Entry button. Philippe | | | To report site rules violations or get help, contact a site moderator: You can also contact site staff by submitting a support request » Fields in MS-Word (DOCPROPERTY) CafeTran Espresso | You've never met a CAT tool this clever!
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