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Charles Kenyon
 
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Ctrl-F6 and Shift-Ctrl-F6

You can get a display of the F buttons at the bottom of your screen with the
following macro:

Sub ShowMeFunctionKeys()
Commandbars("Function Key Display").Visible = True
End Sub

(Word 2000 +)
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"Sandy" wrote in message
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I would like to be able to switch back and forth between two open documents
in Word 03, when I have more than 2 documents open, without having to
switch
to the (bizarrely-named) "Windows in Taskbar" viewing mode.

If I use "Windows in Taskbar," I can use the Windows "Alt-Tab" combination
to go back and forth or, by pressing the tab key repeatedly, cycle through
my
other documents.

But if use what I guess is now the normal mode, where all documents appear
in the same program space, the best I can do is program a keystroke
combination that will go to "PrevWindow" or "NextWindow". However, that
doesn't toggle between two documents, like "Alt-Tab" does; instead, it
cycles
backwards or forwards through ALL my open documents.

Can I get there from here?