Yes. You need to start Word with a special shortcut that includes the
required switch. See "WD: Word Startup (Command-Line) Switches and Their
Purpose" http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=210565
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Suzanne S. Barnhill
Microsoft MVP (Word)
Words into Type
Fairhope, Alabama USA
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Yes. You need to start Word with a special shortcut that includes the
required switch. See "WD: Word Startup (Command-Line) Switches and Their
Purpose" http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=210565
Thanks, Suzanne, but I do not see a command line switch mentioned in
that document that will automatically open the last file used in Word.
Is there such a command?
Thanks, Suzanne, but I do not see a command line switch mentioned in
that document that will automatically open the last file used in Word.
Is there such a command?
I nearly posted a similar note, but I found it at the very end of the
document: /mfile1 .
(Whoever at Microsoft thought it was a good idea to list options in
three separate groups by what help file they'd been forgotten from?
That person deserves today's "usability kick in the pants".)
I nearly posted a similar note, but I found it at the very end of the
document: /mfile1 .
(Whoever at Microsoft thought it was a good idea to list options in
three separate groups by what help file they'd been forgotten from?
That person deserves today's "usability kick in the pants".)
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