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Some Operations with the MS Word Window

Window is the focus of this article. MS Word: Continuing with the tutorials using the MS Word program, QuanTriMang.

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Some Operations with the MS Word Window covers the essential facts behind the topic, including what changed, why it mattered, and how it affected users.

Window Overview

1- Display the open file content to a new file:

Go to Window New Window.

Some Operations with the MS Word Window

For example, the Sach_Word. Doc file is open, when selecting Windows New Window, the MS Word program will automatically create a new file with the title: Sach_Word. Doc: 2, the original file title will be converted to Sach_Word. Doc: 1

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2. Division of working Windows:

Your document has a lot of pages, so you don't want to scroll, scroll up or down to review the document and still keep it updated, you just need to divide the window as follows:

1. Go to Window Split

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Then on the screen appears horizontal blur.

2. Move the mouse up and down to select the appropriate window divider and left click

3. Then the window will be split but the content is still one file

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4. Want to remove split work window:

  • Go to Window Remove split

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  • Or you just need to double click on the window divider to finish.

FAQ

What does Some Operations with the MS Word Window explain?

Some Operations with the MS Word Window covers the essential facts behind the topic, including what changed, why it mattered, and how it affected users.

Who is most affected by Window?

Window Overview 1- Display the open file content to a new file: Go to Window New Window.

What are the key takeaways from this topic?

For example, the Sach_Word.

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