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Windows Forum / Windows XP / Basics / October 2006Cannot keep multiple documents open at one time (either Word or Ex
As soon as I open a second document, the first disappears. If I re-open the first, the second document disappears, etc. This is a new problem. I frequently have several open tiled documents and work between them, so I know how to do this, but suddenly this feature has disappeared ! I used to experience this only with Excel, but I rarely need to have two Excel documents open at one time, so it never mattered, but this is new in Word, and it does bother me! I can't figure out what / how it changed, or how to fix it. Thanks for any help. "Note In earlier versions of Microsoft Word, when multiple documents are opened, only one Word button appears on the Windows taskbar. However, starting in Microsoft Word 2000, when multiple documents are opened, a separate button appears for each on the Windows taskbar. " See: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/291313/en-us for more info JS > As soon as I open a second document, the first disappears. If I re-open > the [quoted text clipped - 9 lines] > > Thanks for any help. Thanks, JS. It took a while to figure this out because the first part seemed to do the opposite of what I wanted, but I finally found what I needed at Tools, Options, View, and check Windows in Taskbar. I now vaguely recall unchecking that box and wondering what would happen if I did, and then forgetting I had done it! Thanks so much for your help, and for such a speedy reply. > "Note In earlier versions of Microsoft Word, when multiple documents are > opened, only one Word button appears on the Windows taskbar. However, [quoted text clipped - 17 lines] > > > > Thanks for any help. Your welcome JS > Thanks, JS. It took a while to figure this out because the first part > seemed [quoted text clipped - 29 lines] >> > >> > Thanks for any help. |
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