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My question actually applies to Word, Excel, and PowerPoint, though PowerPoint is my immediate need.
I love Office Tab and have used it for several years. However, there are times when I do need separate windows for two documents I'm working on, such as when I'm comparing two version or when I'm creating a new document while referencing material in an old one.
Is there a way that I've not yet discovered to create or open a document without tabs when I want to without disabling the Office Tabs extension?
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I love Office Tab and have used it for several years. However, there are times when I do need separate windows for two documents I'm working on, such as when I'm comparing two version or when I'm creating a new document while referencing material in an old one.
Is there a way that I've not yet discovered to create or open a document without tabs when I want to without disabling the Office Tabs extension?
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Hello,
Sorry, we don't have such feature in the PowerPoint yet.
We may consider enhancing it in the upcoming versions.
The PowerPoint is a little bit different with comparing to Word and Excel.
Sorry, we don't have such feature in the PowerPoint yet.
We may consider enhancing it in the upcoming versions.
The PowerPoint is a little bit different with comparing to Word and Excel.
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Thank you for the response. You said you don't have that feature in PowerPoint yet. Does it exist for Word and Excel? I have not discovered how to do it if so. Please advise. Also, please consider making this work in PowerPoint.
I love using Office Tab. I've used it for years and I think MS should have built this functionality into their own software. But the single thing I do not like is that I can't easily choose to use separate windows when it makes more sense to do so.
For instance, I frequently need to compare two spreadsheets side-by-side. For that, I need to turn OT off. It would be easier if I could choose to separate the spreadsheets from within Office Tab.
Thanks!
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I love using Office Tab. I've used it for years and I think MS should have built this functionality into their own software. But the single thing I do not like is that I can't easily choose to use separate windows when it makes more sense to do so.
For instance, I frequently need to compare two spreadsheets side-by-side. For that, I need to turn OT off. It would be easier if I could choose to separate the spreadsheets from within Office Tab.
Thanks!
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Hello,
Can you see there is the Open in new window command after right clicking on the tab of the already-saved file in Excel or Word?
Can you see there is the Open in new window command after right clicking on the tab of the already-saved file in Excel or Word?
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