In Windows Explorer (which you may know as My Computer), open the My
Documents folder. If your documents are in a subfolder, open that one.
Continue to open folders till you find the one where your documents are
located. Select the appropriate files and press Delete to send them to the
Recycle Bin or Shift+Delete to permanently delete them. You should be able
to do the same thing in an Explorer window (Open or Save) in Word, however,
provided they are closed and you are not displaying the file list in a view
that shows a preview.
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Suzanne S. Barnhill
Microsoft MVP (Word)
Words into Type
Fairhope, Alabama USA
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The documents are not 'in Word' they are saved on your hard drive - in the
My Documents folder. Windows Explorer is merely a window to the files saved
on your hard drive.
You can do the same from any of the file operations Windows in Word e.g.
File > Open. Select the files (carefully without dragging them) and press
delete.
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