"Date Modified" info changes even if file is not saved (MS Office 2008)

I recently upgraded from Office for Mac 2004 to the 2008 version (v12.2.4). Since upgrading, I've encountered the following issue that is a huge problem. Me and several people in my office need to access Word .doc files on our network. These files are all organized in folders, and within those folders, the files are organized and sorted by the Modified Date (most recent at the top). Now...if you open an old .doc file for whatever reason and then close it (WITHOUT saving), the Modified Date will change to the current date and time. In Office 2004, the Modified Date remained unchanged until you click Save. This happens with the autosave feature turned on or off, so that is not a factor. The Modified Date changes if you open a file and immediately close it or if you leave it open for several minutes before closing. This is a huge issue for our company, as the organization of our files is becoming more and more distorted as we access these .doc files many times per day. For what it's worth, this does not happen with .xls files, only Word files.
I am not sure if this issue has ever been resolved. I've done some research and have found no solution. This is the only relevant thread I've found for this issue: http://discussions.apple.com/thread.jspa?threadID=1029626
Any suggestions???
Message was edited by: ebelp

Suggest you post your question on Microsoft's forums, as Apple discussions only provide support for Apple produts:
http://www.officeformac.com/productforums

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