Change the properties of a file in a document library
- Open the Microsoft Office XP program that was used to create the file for which you want to change properties.
- Click File, and then click Open.
- To open your list of shortcuts to Web servers, do one of the following:
In Windows 2000 or Windows Millennium Edition, click My Network Places.
In Windows NT 4.0 or Windows 98, click Web Folders.
- If you have already created a shortcut to the team Web site with the document library that contains the file you want to change, double-click it.
If you have not created a shortcut to the team Web site, you must create a shortcut.Windows 2000 or Windows Millennium Edition
- Double-click Add Network Place.
- Click Create a shortcut to an existing Network Place, and then click Next.
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Type the URL of the Web server.
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Type a name for the shortcut to the document library, and then click Finish.
- Double-click Add Web Folder.
- Click Create a shortcut to an existing Web Folder, and then click Next.
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Type the URL of the Web server.
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Type a name for the shortcut to the team Web site, and then click Finish.
- Double-click the document library that contains the file whose properties you want to change.
- Double-click the file.
- Click File, and then click Properties.
- For each property you would like to change, click the Property box, and then type the new text.
- The properties that you see vary depending on how the document library is set up.
- You can change or view the file properties on the General, Summary, Statistics, Contents, or Custom tab by clicking File Properties in the File Library Properties window.