You can add a button for that to the Quick Access Toolbar by clicking the
Office button, right-clicking the Close item in the menu, and choosing "Add
to Quick Access Toolbar".
Or you can just use the menu item where it is, or press the default keyboard
shortcuts Ctrl+W or Ctrl+F4.
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Jay Freedman
Microsoft Word MVP
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If you uncheck the Show All Windows In the Taskbar icon from Word Options > Advanced >Display, you
will then have the close/resize window(doc) buttons. Far easier than Cluttering the QAT , and if you
are working on several documents, you won't have separate instances of Word floating around...
HTH, Ivan
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Yes, fair point. What I inferred is that you will not get each document with it's own window and set
of menus/ribbons etc.
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