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winword.exe /dde /n
Can anyone tell me what the switches stand for when running Word 2003? I
know what /n does but not the /dde switch. If so, how is this feature used? Thank you |
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winword.exe /dde /n
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/q210565/
"Mike" wrote: Can anyone tell me what the switches stand for when running Word 2003? I know what /n does but not the /dde switch. If so, how is this feature used? Thank you |
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winword.exe /dde /n
Thanks for the response but the /dde switch doesn't show up in the KB article.
"Boyd Gilbert" wrote: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/q210565/ "Mike" wrote: Can anyone tell me what the switches stand for when running Word 2003? I know what /n does but not the /dde switch. If so, how is this feature used? Thank you |
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