Word in full screen

[Orlando Gondar]

Is there any command - line that I can add to Word's shortcut
so it starts in full mode ?

Thanks

 

[Doug Robbins]

Use an autoexec() macro containing the following command:

ActiveWindow.View.FullScreen = True

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[Graham Mayor]

Or right click the shortcut and set the property run: to maximized.

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[Orlando Gondar]

Maximized is the way I had all my programs, that is not full screen view

How I do do this Micro for word?

ActiveWindow.View.FullScreen = True

 

[Graham Mayor]

See http://www.gmayor.com/installing_macro.htm
The full macro would be

Sub Autoexec()
ActiveWindow.View.FullScreen = True
End Sub


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[Orlando Gondar]

I tryed, but I got an error saying that could not be done since there was no
document oppened, the idea was that when I double-click a word
document on explorer, it will show me the document in full screen.

 

[Graham Mayor]

The macro is running before the document opens - try changing its name from
Autoexec to Autoopen to give the document chance to open first.

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