Cycle Through Windows in Word 2004?

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Michael Smith

In most Mac programs, if you have multiple windows open, you can cycle
through the windows by pressing Command + ` (Apple calls this command
"rotate windows"). In Word v.X this worked. In Word 2004 it has gone
away.

Any ideas how to make this command work again?

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JE McGimpsey

In most Mac programs, if you have multiple windows open, you can cycle
through the windows by pressing Command + ` (Apple calls this command
"rotate windows"). In Word v.X this worked. In Word 2004 it has gone
away.

Any ideas how to make this command work again?
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Still works for me, so perhaps you created a keyboard shortcut?

Check by choosing Tools/Customize/Customize Keyboard. Type CMD-` into
the "Press new shortcut key" textbox. If a shortcut key has been
assigned, the "Currently Assigned to" label will tell you what command
(otherwise it will be "unassigned").

If you're using Panther, also check System Preferences/Keyboard and
Mouse/Keyboard Shortcuts for a Word-specific shortcut.

Normally, keyboard shortcuts are stored in the Normal template. You can
also try, with Word closed, renaming the Normal template, then
restarting Word.
 
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