I notice in Excel I can minimize certain documents and restore but can't seem
to find this functionality in Word 2003. Is this possible?

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At the top of the screen - at the right hand end of the menu bar, just below
the standard Windows minimize, etc, icons are a small set of similar icons -
these are for the document within the word window.

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Enjoy,
Tony


"dazed and confused" dazed and wrote in
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I notice in Excel I can minimize certain documents and restore but can't
seem
to find this functionality in Word 2003. Is this possible?

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Also... if there is only one set of icons there, go to Tools Options
View and uncheck the option "Windows in Task Bar" to enable multiple child
windows.

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Regards,
Jay Freedman
Microsoft Word MVP FAQ: http://word.mvps.org

Tony Jollans wrote:
At the top of the screen - at the right hand end of the menu bar,
just below the standard Windows minimize, etc, icons are a small set
of similar icons - these are for the document within the word window.


"dazed and confused" dazed and
wrote in message
...
I notice in Excel I can minimize certain documents and restore but
can't seem to find this functionality in Word 2003. Is this
possible?

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click the "I Agree" button in the message pane. If you do not see
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a0-4a25-82cb-955bd20dd761&dg=microsoft.public.word.docmanagemen t