What's the difference btwn these two options and when is an appropriate time to use them?
M Marcy_707 Jun 11, 2005 #1 What's the difference btwn these two options and when is an appropriate time to use them?
S Suzanne S. Barnhill Jun 11, 2005 #2 If you want to be able to edit and save, you need to Open as Copy. If you need only to read and print, Open Read-Only will do.
If you want to be able to edit and save, you need to Open as Copy. If you need only to read and print, Open Read-Only will do.
M Marcy_707 Jun 12, 2005 #3 Thanks! Suzanne S. Barnhill said: If you want to be able to edit and save, you need to Open as Copy. If you need only to read and print, Open Read-Only will do. Click to expand...
Thanks! Suzanne S. Barnhill said: If you want to be able to edit and save, you need to Open as Copy. If you need only to read and print, Open Read-Only will do. Click to expand...
A Amedee Van Gasse Jun 13, 2005 #4 Suzanne S. Barnhill shared this with us in microsoft.public.word.newusers: If you want to be able to edit and save, you need to Open as Copy. If you need only to read and print, Open Read-Only will do. Click to expand... Also, the former is exactly the same document (so you have 1 file), while the latter is a copy (= 2 files).
Suzanne S. Barnhill shared this with us in microsoft.public.word.newusers: If you want to be able to edit and save, you need to Open as Copy. If you need only to read and print, Open Read-Only will do. Click to expand... Also, the former is exactly the same document (so you have 1 file), while the latter is a copy (= 2 files).
