On 17/1/02 3:07 AM, "Langa Kentane" <Langa.KentaneNanoteq.com> wrote:

> Greetings,
> I am looking for a tools that will prove that a certain word document was
> created on a certain machine using the Globally Unique Identifier feature of
> MS Office.
>
> Any ideas is there is such a tool and where I can get it.
>
> Thanks
>
> Langa
>
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I ran into a situation over the summer, where it became necessary to find
out who wrote a MS Word document.

We used a program called BBEdit (by BareBones) and had it open the document
like a txt file, which showed us all the creator, modifications, serial key,
time and original save location. This of course, was done on a mac, but the
same principles should apply on a windows box, as a MS Word document retains
all the same information if on a mac or pc...
 

HTH

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