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1. Prevent microsfot office for mac from opening all previous documents for mac#
2. Prevent microsfot office for mac from opening all previous documents mac#

Not 100% sure though, all I know for sure is, it's usually the last document I expect. When there's more tabs, when closing currently viewed, it would take you back to the last viewed tab, not to the one on the left, even if it was never viewed. I just want to go back to a new window with quick start shortcuts, not close the browser. *I think it's the document that was opened first that gets focus when the app boots up. Not closing the browser when the last tab is closed. So, is there any way to keep this feature on, but make sure than whenever I open a file with an application that isn't currently running, the file I opened is the one with focus when the application starts up?

Prevent microsfot office for mac from opening all previous documents mac#

Operating system is Lion if that's relevant, and the documents are on a work MS Exchange Server the Mac is connected to.ĮDIT: judging by comments, it sounds like this is a Lion thing not an Office thing. Is this possible? Is it possible to force MS Word 2011 and/or Excel 2011 (or all Office apps) to keep focus on the opened document when booting up after a document has been opened, without disabling Resume Previous Windows completely? If possible, however, I'd prefer to keep Resume Previous Windows on, but make sure that once the MS Office application has opened, the document I actually opened is the one that has focus, not some random* document I had open yesterday. I've found this earlier question, with some suggestions for turning Resume Previous Windows off at the OS level, or with an app-specific Apple script.

Prevent microsfot office for mac from opening all previous documents for mac#

This always takes me by surprise because it's so different to usual application behaviour that I'm used to.īecause it's usually someone else's document I'm working from (and because it's usually first thing in the morning, and I'm really not a morning person.), I usually end up spending minutes in mild confusion looking for the content I need to work from in the wrong document, wondering why the document I just opened looks so different to how I was expecting it to look, before realising this isn't actually the document I just opened and/or remembering that Office for Mac does this. Keep your files in Microsoft format, even if you no longer have Office. The document I asked for is now buried somewhere under whatever I was working on when I last closed Word or Excel. You can: Add Office files to Google Drive. Click the Track Changes icon track changes. then, documents from my previous session open on top of the document I chose to open. This will ensure that any changes or comments that you add are tracked by Word.

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Here's an irritation that annoys me almost every working day: