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GS wrote:

Forgot to mention that this is a MDI Window State, which I believe gets
saved with the workbook!


Thanks Garry. Don't know how long you've had TabsForOffice, but can you
remember if you had the behaviour I've described before that?

Terry, East Grinstead, UK


Yes, I recall there was some of that happening with 365 on my Win7Pro (this)
machine. I've been using TFO for a few years; - I honestly don't understand why
M$ doesn't 'get there' with MSO!

I can check if it happens on my Win10 machine (runs 365, no TFO) and report
back...

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