Word, Excel Recent Documents

[gogreen]

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.

 

[Irene]

Do you use anything like CCleaner?
If so, you need to uncheck Office 2010 under the Applications tab..
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[Karln]

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

 

[gogreen]

Of course! CCleaner and GlaryUtilities. I'll tinker with them to leave recent docs alone. Thanks, Irene.

 

[Irene]

Of course! CCleaner and GlaryUtilities. I'll tinker with them to leave recent docs alone. Thanks, Irene.

You're welcome, gogreen.

 

[UnderJonathan]

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.

 

[gogreen]

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.

 

[UnderJonathan]

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

 

[gogreen]

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.

 

[UnderJonathan]

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)

 

[gogreen]

Well, I've been using CCleaner and Glary Utilities for some years now, and I've never had that kind of problem. You can set up both programs so that they show you what'll be deleted before doing so. In CCleaner, hit the "analyze" button at lower left. In Glary Utilities, the "analyze" button is at the upper left.

 

[UnderJonathan]

Well, I've been using CCleaner and Glary Utilities for some years now, and I've never had that kind of problem. You can set up both programs so that they show you what'll be deleted before doing so. In CCleaner, hit the "analyze" button at lower left. In Glary Utilities, the "analyze" button is at the upper left.

Once again, thank you