Open an Existing Word Document (Word 2002 Series)

by Summer Doucet on Wednesday, December 29, 2004

Open an Existing Document

To open an existing Microsoft Word document:

  1. Start Microsoft Word.
  2. Open the File menu and select open (or press Ctrl+o).

An Open button also appears on the Standard toolbar.

The Open dialog opens.

  1. Browse to the location of the document file you want to open; then select the file and click Open (or double-click the file).

The document opens in Microsoft Word.

You can also open a document by browsing to the file in Windows Explorer and double-clicking it.


Tip:

Word displays a list of the files you’ve recently opened at the bottom of the File menu. To open one of these files, simply select it.

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