If you have Tools Options General Windows in task bar checked Word
*appears* as separate instances for each document you can use Window
Compare with to compare two documents side by side. If that option was not
available in 2002 (it's been a while) you can still put any windows side by
side, provided you have enough screen space to display them.
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Graham Mayor - Word MVP
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Wayne wrote:
I'm running Windows 2002 (10.6818.6817) SP3, in XP Home Edition.
I'm trying to figure out if its possible to open two Word documents,
simultaneously, in either a vertical or horizontally split screen, so
that I can simultaneously compare the two documents. I used to be
able to do this with Word Perfect; but I don't seem to have the
ability to do this with Word 2002, non-professional version. Any
ideas? Any suggestions? Any bad news? Please respond and MERRY
CHRISTMAS, HAPPY HOLIDAYS, HAPPY HANUKKAH, HAPPY KWANZAA! (you get
the idea)