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TextRange Fields in Office 2007

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    Anyone who has office automation experience know how to reach the TextRange date field or the InsertAsField field. I'm trying to parse out dates that are dynamically generated. TextRanges have insertDate methods that allow you to choose whether or not to insert them automatically, but I can't find any fields in the object model that describe the location of the date or its existence thereof. This has been holding me up for a couple days, so any help would be appreciated.

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      Anyone who has office automation experience know how to reach the TextRange date field or the InsertAsField field. I'm trying to parse out dates that are dynamically generated. TextRanges have insertDate methods that allow you to choose whether or not to insert them automatically, but I can't find any fields in the object model that describe the location of the date or its existence thereof. This has been holding me up for a couple days, so any help would be appreciated.

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      I guess it might be worth mentioning that I'm using .net 2008 to modify powerpoint 2007 applications, though I think it will be the same for office/excel.

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