razorsedge
September 16th, 2010, 09:22 PM
Microsoft Word has several useful command line switches that can be used to start Word. To open a Word document using the switches in Windows 7, type winword.exe /x. Here “/x” is the switch.
To modify how Microsoft Office Word starts on a one-time basis, you can add switches to the Microsoft Windows Run command (Start menu).
The following is the list of switches for Microsoft Word sourced from KB210565.
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If you plan to use a modified startup method frequently, you can create a shortcut on the Windows desktop, using these switches.
To modify how Microsoft Office Word starts on a one-time basis, you can add switches to the Microsoft Windows Run command (Start menu).
The following is the list of switches for Microsoft Word sourced from KB210565.
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If you plan to use a modified startup method frequently, you can create a shortcut on the Windows desktop, using these switches.