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Close a New Window in Word; original window remains open
You can close additional windows quickly by pressing Ctrl+F4.
But, as DeanH wrote, the Split Window command might be more useful for you. To remove the split, you can double-click the divider between the windows (or use the View menu / View ribbon tab). -- Stefan Blom Microsoft Word MVP "M I K E" wrote in message ... I create a New Window in Word to view different pages of a document at the same time. How can I close the duplicate windows and retain the original window? |
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