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A new software program insisted I change my desktop resolution to a higher
setting than I've used for years. I did so, which in turn gives me a broader desktop coverage than before and causes the desktop icons [naturally] to be smaller. Also, my MS Excel spreadsheets took on a new look following this change. I'm using Windows XP and using Office XP Standard, Version 2002. I doubt anything actually changed in my Excel spreadsheet except for the fact that I now see more on each sheet than I choose to see following the increase in desktop resolution ... but I would like to know how to remove the duplicate spreadsheet hovering in the background behind my primary spreadsheet. My bottom spreadsheet's taskbar indicates the presence of two spreadsheets - one hidden partially behind the other. The duplicate spreadsheet appears to the extreme right hand side of my screen with only a few columns in view. Any work done on the primary spreadsheet automatically transfers to the hidden spreadsheet. I understand this is probably something I caused in years past but never became aware of the second (hidden) spreadsheet due to the lower desktop resolution setting. How do I make this duplicate spreadsheet go away? Thanks. |
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