> Use the /n switch to start Word. For example, from the Run dialog box:
>
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> > I know there is a way to open Word without it opening the blank new document,
> > I just can't remember how.
> Yep, That's it exactly, thank you!!
You are welcome.
> I just added /n to the end of the target line after the quotes. Note:
> this
> only works with a shortcut.
It should work from the Run dialog box as well (or via a command prompt). If
you can't do it with winword /n you may have to specify the full path to the
winword.exe file.

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>> Use the /n switch to start Word. For example, from the Run dialog box:
>>
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>> > document,
>> > I just can't remember how.
Erika - 14 May 2008 00:49 GMT
I tried the same thing in Excel but it doesn't work? do you know if it's a
different switch?
> > Yep, That's it exactly, thank you!!
>
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> >> > document,
> >> > I just can't remember how.
Jay Freedman - 14 May 2008 00:58 GMT
For Excel it's /e instead of /n. See http://support.microsoft.com/kb/291288.
>I tried the same thing in Excel but it doesn't work? do you know if it's a
>different switch?
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>> >> > document,
>> >> > I just can't remember how.
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Erika - 14 May 2008 18:36 GMT
Perfect, thank you!
> For Excel it's /e instead of /n. See http://support.microsoft.com/kb/291288.
>
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