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How do you quickly change back and forth between other Word documents
that you've opened? For example, in MS Excel, I use [Control-Tab] to navigate among several different Excel files that I may have open. Any quick key stroke rather than going to Window and selecting the document you want? I know [Alt-Tab] but it only transfers between two (not all) documents that are open. Any quick commands? Thanks. |
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You can use Alt+Tab to switch between any open windows: If you press Alt+Tab
and keep the Alt key depressed, you'll see a small window with all applications/documents that you are running. Use the Tab key to activate the one you want. Alternatively, you can click the icon on the taskbar (assuming that you have Word 2000 or later). -- Stefan Blom Microsoft Word MVP "Mister Softie " wrote in message ... How do you quickly change back and forth between other Word documents that you've opened? For example, in MS Excel, I use [Control-Tab] to navigate among several different Excel files that I may have open. Any quick key stroke rather than going to Window and selecting the document you want? I know [Alt-Tab] but it only transfers between two (not all) documents that are open. Any quick commands? Thanks. |
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CTRL F6 will move through your open windows.
"Mister Softie " wrote in message ... How do you quickly change back and forth between other Word documents that you've opened? For example, in MS Excel, I use [Control-Tab] to navigate among several different Excel files that I may have open. Any quick key stroke rather than going to Window and selecting the document you want? I know [Alt-Tab] but it only transfers between two (not all) documents that are open. Any quick commands? Thanks. |
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That's definitely a better idea than mine. :-)
-- Stefan Blom Microsoft Word MVP "Summer" wrote in message ... CTRL F6 will move through your open windows. "Mister Softie " wrote in message ... How do you quickly change back and forth between other Word documents that you've opened? For example, in MS Excel, I use [Control-Tab] to navigate among several different Excel files that I may have open. Any quick key stroke rather than going to Window and selecting the document you want? I know [Alt-Tab] but it only transfers between two (not all) documents that are open. Any quick commands? Thanks. |
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Practice makes perfect! What can I say!
"Stefan Blom" wrote in message ... That's definitely a better idea than mine. :-) -- Stefan Blom Microsoft Word MVP "Summer" wrote in message ... CTRL F6 will move through your open windows. "Mister Softie " wrote in message ... How do you quickly change back and forth between other Word documents that you've opened? For example, in MS Excel, I use [Control-Tab] to navigate among several different Excel files that I may have open. Any quick key stroke rather than going to Window and selecting the document you want? I know [Alt-Tab] but it only transfers between two (not all) documents that are open. Any quick commands? Thanks. |
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