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jandun
Is there an easier way to get a new document than clicking several times?
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JoAnn Paules
How many times do you want to click?
Perhaps if you were to phrase your request a bit clearer someone could help
you. Right now my crystal ball is in the dishwasher so I can't see what
you're doing.
Perhaps if you were to phrase your request a bit clearer someone could help
you. Right now my crystal ball is in the dishwasher so I can't see what
you're doing.
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Peter T. Daniels
If you simply open Word, it gives you a blank document ready to go.
If Word is already open, press Ctrl-N and you get a new blank
document.
If Word is already open, press Ctrl-N and you get a new blank
document.
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jandun
I should have been more specific. In the 2003 version of Word one click
would bring up a new starting document. With 2007, it takes 3 clicks which
irates me....sorry!!! I just thought maybe there was a shortcut. One click
would bring up a new starting document. With 2007, it takes 3 clicks which
irates me....sorry!!! I just thought maybe there was a shortcut. One click
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jandun
Thank you Peter, this is exactly what I was looking for...you made my DAY!!!
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Graham Mayor
Add the 'New' command (as opposed to the 'New ...' command) to the QAT
(Quick Access Toolbar) from the All Commands group for one click file
opening.
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Graham Mayor - Word MVP
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(Quick Access Toolbar) from the All Commands group for one click file
opening.
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Graham Mayor - Word MVP
My web site www.gmayor.com
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