Suzanne,
I belevie you are missing the "Keyboard:" part of the message.
Tools/Customize has a Keyboard button at the bottom.
"Suzanne S. Barnhill" wrote:
I'm confused about where you're seeing this list. I don't have a Window
command on the Tools menu in Word 2003, nor is such a command listed in the
Tools category in the Customize dialog. Are you perhaps referring to the
Window menu on the Menu Bar?
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The "opened-documents list" is at e.g.: Microsoft Office Word 2003:
Tools: Window: More Windows.
To restate or summarize a prior thread of helpful postings: Maybe you
can't increase the length of the opened-documents list, but you can
make it a tiny bit easier to get to such list, by assigning a
"macro" or key-combination shortcut to access the list quickly
(which by the way changes the normal.dot template). A way to create
such key-combination shortcut is: Tools: Customize: Keyboard:
Category=All
Command=WindowList
PressNewShortcutKey: Ctrl+Shift+W might be a sample good choice
But there is a remaining problem: now that you can get quickly to such
opened-documents list (which is entitled "Activate"), the list is
in a tiny box -- 3 inches by 3 inches, thus
precluding seeing all one's documents in one glance,
and precluding seeing the full name of any document that has a long
name.
DOES ANYONE HAVE A SUGGESTION TO ALLEVIATE THIS PROBLEM? Thanks.
(I'm using Windows XP Professional.)
(The prior thread of postings referred to above is at
http://groups.google.co.uk/group/mic...rs/browse_frm/
thread/72f72a447f87aabb/827ab24a11379cd5?lnk=st&q=&rnum=19&hl=en#827ab24a1 13
79cd5.)