word 2000 and 2003

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word 2000 was able to hold up to 15 files of OPEN recent documents. 2003 only
will let me hold 9 recent documents open.
Is there a way to make program to accept a greater number than 9? I
would LOVE to see 15 or 16 documents in recently used file list? Again, it
will ONLY accept 9 for greatest number. Is there a way to increase this
number to make larger??
I use word daily! And, I hate to navigate back to where file is located.
I keep all important stuff, whether business, social or personal, to me,
including html, pictures and the like in different folders and areas that
changes as I need to change them.

Robert - (e-mail address removed)

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[Suzanne S. Barnhill]

You are mistaken. If the MRU list on your File menu ever had more than 9
documents, it was because you had installed some kind of add-in. Word itself
has never supported more than 9.

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Suzanne S. Barnhill
Microsoft MVP (Word)
Words into Type
Fairhope, Alabama USA

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word 2000 was able to hold up to 15 files of OPEN recent documents. 2003 only
will let me hold 9 recent documents open.
Is there a way to make program to accept a greater number than 9? I
would LOVE to see 15 or 16 documents in recently used file list? Again, it
will ONLY accept 9 for greatest number. Is there a way to increase this
number to make larger??
I use word daily! And, I hate to navigate back to where file is located.
I keep all important stuff, whether business, social or personal, to me,
including html, pictures and the like in different folders and areas that
changes as I need to change them.

Robert - (e-mail address removed)

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