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  1. Posts : 544
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    Word, Excel Recent Documents


    I work mostly in Word, sometime Excel (MS Office Home and Business 2010). Sometimes, the recent documents window is pretty large, which is what I like. Other times, it's gone. To clarify, I reach that window by clicking File, and the list appears. I cannot figure out what causes it to disappear. I'd like it stay full of the documents I most often use. I have set the number of recent documents at 25.

    So what am I doing to trigger clearing of the recent documents? Or is it a setting?

    Thanks.
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  2. Posts : 3,009
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    Do you use anything like CCleaner?
    If so, you need to uncheck Office 2010 under the Applications tab..
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  3. Posts : 195
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    And for the jump list in windows 7
    Comment supprimer l’historique récent dans les Jumplists de Windows 7 ? | AbriCoCotier.fr
    in the folder %APPDATA%\Microsoft\Windows\Recent\AutomaticDestinations
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  4. Posts : 544
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    Of course! CCleaner and GlaryUtilities. I'll tinker with them to leave recent docs alone. Thanks, Irene.
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    gogreen said:
    Of course! CCleaner and GlaryUtilities. I'll tinker with them to leave recent docs alone. Thanks, Irene.
    You're welcome, gogreen.
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    Excuse the interruption, now that one of you guys mentioned "Glary Utilities"....I was wondering if the rumours about it were true...that it actually spreads viruses or something like that.
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  7. Posts : 544
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    UnderJonathan said:
    Excuse the interruption, now that one of you guys mentioned "Glary Utilities"....I was wondering if the rumours about it were true...that it actually spreads viruses or something like that.
    I don't think so.
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    gogreen said:
    UnderJonathan said:
    Excuse the interruption, now that one of you guys mentioned "Glary Utilities"....I was wondering if the rumours about it were true...that it actually spreads viruses or something like that.
    I don't think so.
    Thanks for the info
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  9. Posts : 544
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    Viruses, no. But what do you mean by "or something like that"?

    Some free programs ask if you want to install various toolbars. Is that what you mean? I don't recall at the moment if Glary Utilities is one of them--maybe I'm thinking of CCleaner. Either way, during installation just uncheck what you don't want installed.
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    gogreen said:
    Viruses, no. But what do you mean by "or something like that"?

    Some free programs ask if you want to install various toolbars. Is that what you mean? I don't recall at the moment if Glary Utilities is one of them--maybe I'm thinking of CCleaner. Either way, during installation just uncheck what you don't want installed.
    By "something like that, I meant malware in general...but thanks (luckily, I DO NOT trust CCleaner because it deleted important files of my system and I had to format my PC)
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