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In the preferences/options, it's quite possible that there is an option to have the program do different things at startup. Have you explored this option?<br />

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In the preferences/options, it's quite possible that there is an option to have the program do different things at startup. Have you explored this option?


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I couldn't find it. Do you know where it is?<br />

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I couldn't find it. Do you know where it is?


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I know that under Word97 on WIN95/98 I can defeat the initial blank document by starting Word using the /n switch (e.g. &lt;WINWORD.EXE /n&gt;). <br />
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I'd like to achieve the same thing on the Mac (OS8) - any ideas?<br />

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I know that under Word97 on WIN95/98 I can defeat the initial blank document by starting Word using the /n switch (e.g. <WINWORD.EXE /n>). 

I'd like to achieve the same thing on the Mac (OS8) - any ideas?


Avoiding the new document @ Word startup

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