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Old 05-29-2018, 11:03 AM
reb reb is offline Any features in Word 2016 for handling a large number of open files (say around 40)? Windows 10 Any features in Word 2016 for handling a large number of open files (say around 40)? Office 2016
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Default Any features in Word 2016 for handling a large number of open files (say around 40)?

So many ways to make this easier...are any of them available?

1. Ability to rearrange the list of open files to reduce scrolling.
2. A way to get to the most recently accessed files to minimize scrolling.
3. Use multiple columns to display list of open files so that the entire
list would be visible without any scrolling.
4. A way to divide the list of open files into categories so it would only


take 2 clicks to get to any open file.
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