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Old 10-23-2012, 08:31 AM
a3ng25 a3ng25 is offline Open new instance for each file Windows 7 64bit Open new instance for each file Office 2010 64bit
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I'm sorry if this is a re-post, but I did run a search of the forum before posting this.

I have a computer running Windows XP and Office 2010 Professional. When I open more than one of the same file type, it opens within the same instance. I want each file to open a new instance of the program.



Any ideas?

I don't feel comfortable editing the registry. It's a work laptop and if it crashes it'd be a terrible mess.

I'm also relatively noob when talking about things that you have to go to a forum to solve. So if it's on the more technical side please try to be as step-by-step as you can.

Thank you.
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