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From: dmg1q@newton.acc.Virginia.EDU (Douglas M. Garrou)
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Subject: Going back in Word
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Date: 7 Nov 90 06:06:26 GMT
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  Is it possible to persuade MS Word 4 to "go back" more
than 4 positions?  I use the "go-back" command (by pressing
0 on the numeric keypad, usually) to toggle back and forth
between the several documents that I normally have sitting
on the desktop at once.  Often I need to find my place in
a document I was using a few minutes ago, but I discover that
after editing something in another window, all four "go-back"
positions are used up and I have to resort to hunting with the
mouse.

  My SE/30 has plenty of memory to handle a few more go-backs,
it seems to me.  Anyone out there know if I can get, say, 10
positions to be "remembered" by the go-back command?  E-mail and
I'll post if there's interest. As always, Thanks in Advance.
Doug  dmg1q@newton.acc.virginia.edu
P.S.: in case it isn't PAINFULLY obvious from this post, I am no
hacker.  Please keep suggestions at the "drooling ape" level of
computer intelligence and I might be able to comprehend them.
     :-)""     <----  drooling ape