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I used to be able to update the bible and have it update my audio file with out having to quit out of the Bible word document. I then put them through a TTS reader and create an audio file. I have a folder with a dozen word files that have this VBA code in them, and I reference these files to various scenes in my bible using bookmarks. I have a word document that serves as a script bible, that contains all of the content.

I'm a videographer that produces a lot of motion graphics. This macro is much shorter because there is no need to set the update-on-print options when you are exiting the document. If you, instead, wanted to update the fields at closing, you could use this macro: Note that the macro makes sure that the options are set to force updating the fields and links when printing occurs, then it updates all the members of the Fields collection in the document. The following is an example of an AutoOpen macro you can use. Specifically, you'll need to use either an AutoOpen or AutoClose macro, depending on whether you want to update the fields when the document opens or closes.

If you want to update the fields when the document is opened, you'll need to use a macro to accomplish the task. That setting should make sure that all your links are always up to date.

Click the Update Automatic Links at Open check box.

The General tab of the Options dialog box.

Make sure the General tab is selected.

You can do this by following these steps: Word provides a way to always update your links when opening a document. You can automatically update both fields and links when you print a document, but Word treats the two items differently when you are opening a file. She knows that she can force updates prior to printing, but she was looking, specifically, for the open or close method of updating. Stephanie wondered if there is a way in Word to force the updating of all fields and links in a document when either opening or saving (closing) the file.