Recently opened documents

P

papa

Is there anybody who can help me to increase the number of recently opened
documents (more then 15) on start menu of Windows XP, please?
 
L

Lise

In Windows XP Professional Edition's, go to Start and then Run.
Type gpedit.msc and press Enter.
In the left pane, select User Configuration > Administrative Templates >
Windows Components > Windows Explorer.
Double-click Maximum number of recent documents in the right pane and select
Enabled under the Setting tab.
Increase the maximum number of recent documents to a number above 15.
The menu will show only the 10 most recent files of any file type--for
example, 10 .xls (Excel) files, 10 .doc (Word) files, etc...
 
T

Twayne

Lise said:
In Windows XP Professional Edition's, go to Start and then Run.
Type gpedit.msc and press Enter.
In the left pane, select User Configuration > Administrative
Templates > Windows Components > Windows Explorer.
Double-click Maximum number of recent documents in the right pane and
select Enabled under the Setting tab.
Increase the maximum number of recent documents to a number above 15.
The menu will show only the 10 most recent files of any file type--for
example, 10 .xls (Excel) files, 10 .doc (Word) files, etc...

Does that actually work for sure? All it does here is change it to 0
thru 9 documents; not even the preceding 1 to 10. XP SP3 P4 & Office
2002 here. Perhaps it's revision related?

Twayne
 
P

papa

It works, many thanks. Paul

Lise said:
In Windows XP Professional Edition's, go to Start and then Run.
Type gpedit.msc and press Enter.
In the left pane, select User Configuration > Administrative Templates >
Windows Components > Windows Explorer.
Double-click Maximum number of recent documents in the right pane and select
Enabled under the Setting tab.
Increase the maximum number of recent documents to a number above 15.
The menu will show only the 10 most recent files of any file type--for
example, 10 .xls (Excel) files, 10 .doc (Word) files, etc...
 

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