What could be a helpful feature to those who know how to use it is often a pitfall for many. Most Microsoft Office documents contain meta-data that tells things like the author/editor(s) of the document, records dates of creation and modification and so forth. Sometimes this information is best left out of a circulated document. This article in the NY Times discusses some of the downfalls of meta-data.
November 7th, 2005 at 9:54 pm
Why the link to http://timdoyle.org/ at the bottom of this article? Is there some kind of affiliation here?