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When I use Excel 2010 I always get two "crosses" in the top right of the screen. One to close the current document, and one to close the entire program. This comes in handy when I have multiple documents open. But this isnt the case when I have multiple documents open in Word 2010. Then there is only one cross in the top right to close the entire program. When I want to close a document when I have more documents open, I have to go to "File" and close the document I want to close. Is there a way, or a setting, with wich I can add or select the "close this document cross" to Word 2010? asked Dec 07 '11 at 03:15 Beyond_Life ♦ |
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Hi Beyond_Life-
When you have multiple documents open in 2010, you can simply click on the X to close the desired document. All others should remain open (mine behaves this way). However, to address your question, you can use the keyboard shortcut CTRL + W to close just the document without closing Word. Hope this helps! answered Dec 07 '11 at 10:30 LaurenH Great keyboard shortcut. Didn't know that one Lauren. Nice.
(Dec 08 '11 at 13:13)
ShockerSH
+1, Nice keyboard shortcut. Handy!
(Oct 27 '12 at 13:37)
Steve ♦♦
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