How do I "open" all at once 5-10 word files I work daily.
Using Word 2007 on Windows Vista Home Premium
Put a shortcut to the Recent Items directory on the desktop.
Open the directory and double click the files you want to open.
Find the address of Recent Items:
1. click Start
2. right click Recent Items
3. click Explore
4. copy the address
Create shortcut:
1. right click desktop.
2. select New Shortcut
3. In €śType the location of the item:€ť paste the address
4. click [Next]
5. click [Finish]
Test the shortcut
note: If file extensions are visible type [ doc ] into Search
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"badbatzmaru" wrote:
I work with/on the same 5-10 word documents a day. Most, if not all, of the
documents I write are long term reports/projects that lasts weeks or months.
Meaning I work on the same report for weeks. Some documents are just
reference/training notes that i continually refine on a daily basis or a few
times a week.
When I start windows now, I go to the most recent viewed files list (to see
what I worked on yesterday) and open each file individually. When you have
to open 10 documents, one by one, this gets tedious and repetitive (RSI...).
How can I open all 10 documents at once without automatically somehow.
Thanks in advance.
P.s., the documents are NOT in the same folder. My docs are organized
according to topic/category and for specific case files, they are organized
by case.
So, on a daily basis, I work not only on specific case files organized by
each case, but on general files organized by topic (ie., general reference,
training, law)
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