Word 2003. How do I display two Word documents at once, one on each of the
two monitors on my PC. In Windows XP I used to use Start, Word , once for
each of the documents and then dragged one to monitor 1, and the other to
monitor 2. Since they upgraded us to W-2003, this does not seem to work. I
have two monitors because I am dealing with long, complex documents where the
horizontal or side-by-side splits don't show enough of the content.

Tools - Options - View, enable Windows in Taskbar.

Does that do it for you?


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"LenaW" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> Word 2003. How do I display two Word documents at once, one on each of the
> two monitors on my PC. In Windows XP I used to use Start, Word , once for
> each of the documents and then dragged one to monitor 1, and the other to
> monitor 2. Since they upgraded us to W-2003, this does not seem to work. I
> have two monitors because I am dealing with long, complex documents where
> the
> horizontal or side-by-side splits don't show enough of the content.

Tools - Options - View, enable Windows in Taskbar.

Does that do it for you?


--
Herb Tyson MS MVP
http://www.herbtyson.com
Please respond in the newsgroups so everyone can follow along.
"LenaW" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> Word 2003. How do I display two Word documents at once, one on each of the
> two monitors on my PC. In Windows XP I used to use Start, Word , once for
> each of the documents and then dragged one to monitor 1, and the other to
> monitor 2. Since they upgraded us to W-2003, this does not seem to work. I
> have two monitors because I am dealing with long, complex documents where
> the
> horizontal or side-by-side splits don't show enough of the content.