WD97: Word Doesn't Display Each Open Document When Quitting

WORKAROUND

To display each document as Word prompts you to save it, use one of the following methods:

Method 1: Create a Macro

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Create the following macro, and name it FileExit. Word will use this macro in place of the original FileExit or FileQuit command.

   Sub FileExit()
   Dim X as Document
      For Each X In Documents
         X.Activate
         On Error Resume Next
         X.Close
      Next
   End Sub
				

Method 2: Use the SHIFT Key

Hold down the SHIFT key, click File, and then click Close All. When all documents are saved and closed, click Exit on the File menu.

Method 3: Use the FileCloseAll Command

Customize your File menu by adding the FileCloseAll command to the File menu. When all documents are saved and closed, click Exit on the File menu.