Hi Nevil,
Would holding down ctrl and pushing the f6 key work?


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Subject: switching documents in Word 2013

Hi,

After using Word 2003  for a long time, I have just updated to Office
2013 and having a few problems.  Hopefully someone can help with my learning
curve.

After looking through all the menus and the on line help,I can't find
anything dealing with being able to switch previously loaded documents.

With Word 2003, it is possible to load more than one file into memory and
then access any file as required.  This is great for moving data from one
file to another.


It is possible to load more than one file into Word 2013 but try as I
might,there does not seem to be a way of accessing these other loaded files.
One can be accessed but not the others.

Does anyone know if this can be achieved in Word 2013 and if so, how is it
accomplished?

Thanks
Neville.

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