[Wayne]

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)

[Graham Mayor]

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.

--

Graham Mayor - Word MVP

My web site www.gmayor.com
Word MVP web site http://word.mvps.org



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)

[Luc]

Wayne,
Don't know for sure but in Word 2003 you can compare two documents side by
side using Window menu - compare side by side. Can't recall it this feature
was in Word 2002 though.
If it is not, open your two Word documents, right click the task bar and
choose what you want tile horizontal or vertical. Or in Word open the two
documents and choose Window - arrange all - then adjust the windows.

--
Luc Sanders
(MVP - PowerPoint)
"Wayne" schreef in bericht
...
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)

[JoAnn Paules [MVP]]

(I use Word 2003 but I think it's the same)

Open the two docs
Window - Compare Side by Side or Arrange All (not sure what 2002 uses)

--

JoAnn Paules
MVP Microsoft [Publisher]

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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)

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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)


Word 2002:

Click on Window; Split and you split the window horizontally.
or
Window; New Window will open another resizable window with all menues
available in each, into the same document.
Those you could resize for side by side if you wanted vertical.

HTH
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