Click File > Info or press Alt > F > I to see your document's properties. However, one of the ways in which I use Word's document property tool is to add a customized repeating text field.

A drop-down list in a Microsoft Word document lets readers select from a predefined list, handy if you're building a form, quiz, or similar. Adding a drop-down list is fairly easy—here's how.

The Document Property is a Quick Parts feature in Microsoft Word to add Building Blocks which are text used often saved in a Gallery.

There are many ways to repeat content in a Word document. Creating a custom document property is one of the simplest, but it’s not well known.

Here's a little trick to add a word count field into your Word document so you don't have to keep checking the word count tool in the ribbon.

Fields that don't update automatically pose a problem with many users because they don't remember to update them manually. When you need this functionality, use this VBA procedure.