Use the document "Favorites" in Word

When you use Word to process documents, do you want to have a favorite folder like IE, so you can put the documents you often use in this favorite folder to facilitate their use. In fact, Word has a function similar to the favorites, just to add their own.

In the Word menu, click View-Toolbar-Customize, click the "Command" tab in the pop-up dialog box, then select "Built-in Menu" in the Category list, and then find work in the Commands list on the right, and then press and hold the left mouse button on work and drag to Word Anywhere in the menu bar, and then click the Close button in the Customize dialog box.

When you want to add a document, open the document you want to add, and then click "Work-Add to Work Menu" on the menu, and then open the file, as long as you click on the "Work" menu to open it.

If you do not need the "work" menu files, you can delete them, press the key combination "ctrl+alt+ minus" (not the number of the keypad), then the mouse will be a minus sign, and then click on the "Work" menu to delete the file can be.

What do you think? This "work" menu is similar to IE's favorites, if you can group in the menu, it is more practical.