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I am using Word 2007 on Windows7. I'd like to have my very lenghty Word document open in the same spot as when I closed and saved. I'm macro illerate so, if possible, I'll need step by step advice.
Thanks in advance Stephen |
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It is very easy to have Word to go to the end of the document on opening. But since I am not sure that is what you want, I’ll wait for you to confirm.
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You can go to the last edit point via Shift-F5. This works when you re-open a document, or when you've been scrolling within an already-open document. In the latter case, at least, pressing Shift-F5 up to 3 times takes you to each of the last 3 edits - pressing Shift-F5 a 4th time takes you back to where you started.
Cheers, Paul Edstein [MS MVP - Word] |
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