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August 23, 2006

If You Can't Have Ten, Why Is It An Option?

Gentle Readers,

TWC likes to see a long list of recently used files when I click on file in the MSWord and Excel toolbars. That's because the MS interface to get a file open is clumsy IMO. But, if you click on file, pick one you worked a couple of hours ago, and click again, batta bing.......

I'm working a big project that requires a lot of different excel files right now so I think, let's change the number of files shown in the recently used file list to 10.

Okay, I go to Options and put in the number 10 and I get this:

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