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I can't locate the cascade button in Office Pro 2003. It is not an option
undermy window button on the menu bar anymore.
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Default Cascading windows.

There is a Cascade option on the Windows Taskbar. Was there ever one in
Word? If so, it probably went out with SDI. Apparently disabling "Windows in
Taskbar" doesn't make any difference, either, and the WindowCascade command
is not to be found even in All Commands in Tools | Customize.

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I can't locate the cascade button in Office Pro 2003. It is not an option
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Default Cascading windows.

use Arrange All command under Window menu
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I can't locate the cascade button in Office Pro 2003. It is not an option
undermy window button on the menu bar anymore.

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Default Cascading windows.

Sorry - Arrange All doesn't *Cascade* the windows, it *Tiles* them :-)

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I can't locate the cascade button in Office Pro 2003. It is not an option
undermy window button on the menu bar anymore.



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Default Cascading windows.

.... In fact, the Taskbar's Cascade command doesn't work as you'd like unless
'Windows in Taskbar' *is* enabled.

I seem to remember that the Cascade option may have been available prior to
Word 2000 - I've checked back that far & haven't found it. Can't really
recall as I never had much use for it - so didn't even realize it was
missing... if, indeed, it *was* ever there :-)

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There is a Cascade option on the Windows Taskbar. Was there ever one in
Word? If so, it probably went out with SDI. Apparently disabling "Windows
in
Taskbar" doesn't make any difference, either, and the WindowCascade
command
is not to be found even in All Commands in Tools | Customize.

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Microsoft MVP (Word)
Words into Type
Fairhope, Alabama USA
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