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Old 04-21-2018, 06:00 PM
Ventual Ventual is offline New Word instance is initiated every time new file is opened Windows 10 New Word instance is initiated every time new file is opened Office 2016
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Thank you Moonshine for alerting me to this post. I noticed that change when I upgraded from 2003 to 2016 a few years back.
The challenge I now have is parallel instances of Word running for each document I open, not merely separate windows of the same instance. Whenever I open a document (other than through Alt-F O) the blue "Word Office 365" splash screen appears followed by the new instance of Word. When the document is closed (Ctrl-W or Alt-F C), the empty instance remains: Word does not switch to the next open document. This bug only occurs with Word, not with other MS Office programs that I use.
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