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I am using Vista with Office Home & Student 2007. When you go into word then to home then under recent documents how do you remove a document that you no longer want??
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One way to do that: run regedit and delete it from the MRU (Most Recently Used) list in the registry.
Another way to do it: keep opening and closing other documents until this particular one has been pushed down so far that it fell off.
Kees
Just like running any other program in Vista. http://windows.microsoft.com/en-US/windows-vista/The-Start-menu-overview tells more.
Kees
is optional but shows only those most recently opened you do have some control. This link ought to prove helpful for you.
http://tipsforwordprocessing.com/word_2007_0004.html
You will note that you can set to 0 to eliminate the list entirely and start new or you can raise or lower the number shown.
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