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Microsoft Word 97 Patch: Leap Year Fix Update (Windows)

The Word Leap Year Fix addresses a date field issue that occurs when a document is saved as a Word 6.0/85, Rich Text Format, or Web page. Date fields that display the weekday name may be incorrect if the date falls within a leap year.

Tags: Microsoft Word 97, Microsoft Windows, Microsoft Corp., Word Leap Year Fix, Microsoft Word, Word Processors, Microsoft Office, Office Suites, Software

Software downloads 2000-05-02

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