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Open new document overtop the original document
In order to keep track of my productivity at my job I use consecutive Word
documents. In the past I had been able to do Ctrl N for new document and the document would appear directly overtop the prior. Now it tiles and I can't find a fix. I've been in the hospital for an extended stay and can't remember how to do this. Can anyone help? |
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Open new document overtop the original document
Tools options general check 'windows in task bar' (There's a similar
option in Word 2007 Word Options Advanced). -- Graham Mayor - Word MVP My web site www.gmayor.com Word MVP web site http://word.mvps.org Sharon wrote: In order to keep track of my productivity at my job I use consecutive Word documents. In the past I had been able to do Ctrl N for new document and the document would appear directly overtop the prior. Now it tiles and I can't find a fix. I've been in the hospital for an extended stay and can't remember how to do this. Can anyone help? |
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