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Documents Jumping Back to the Beginning....
Oh, Mighty MVPs....
In the process of editing papers, it is common for me to have more than one version of the paper open (different filenames, obviously) to allow me to flip back and forth between the versions, comparing as I go. Often, when flipping to one from the other, Word jumps to the beginning of the document. I have no idea why this happens, or if it is a Word-driven (as opposed to Windows-driven) event. It's certainly not the worst thing that can happen, but scrolling down and then finding where you left off is a bit of a PITA. I've tried the Shift+F5 thingy, but I'm usually only editing one of the documents, the other is merely there to see comments, etc., so it has no effect. Any ideas? I hope I'm not hallucinating. Thanks, Dan |
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