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TpowellCAE_Healthcare
TpowellCAE_Healthcare
Participating Frequently
July 31, 2014

I use MS Word 2010. Open two documents> click View tab> Select View Side by Side> Synchronous Scrolling.

bada boom bada bing

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Anonymous
August 1, 2014

Wow, you're amazing! But I think you haven't read all the question.

TpowellCAE_Healthcare
TpowellCAE_Healthcare
Participating Frequently
August 1, 2014

glad to be of helping.

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Anonymous
July 30, 2014

I found a solution, who are intresting about it must contact me privately. My email is: marco.dona1996@gmail.com


-Marco

Jeff_Coatsworth
Jeff_Coatsworth
Community Expert
July 30, 2014

Why don’t you just post what you’ve found out?

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Anonymous
July 30, 2014

Good question, if you read how some people answered me here: Re: synchronized scrollbars of differents documents (using FM10) you can understand my position. I'm sorry to other people who were kind with me but, if they want, they can contact me to talk about my solution privately.

MichaelKazlow
MichaelKazlow
Brainiac
July 12, 2014

I do not believe you can. You used to be able to compare documents to see changes between versions. I haven’t used it in awhile, but I’d be surprised if it wasn’t there.

You can of course make a new document (with twice the page size) with two different columns using two different flows and import each document into their own flow. That should give you synced scrolling.

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Anonymous
July 14, 2014

Thank you, but it isn't what I want to do. You know if it's possible with a script?

MichaelKazlow
MichaelKazlow
Brainiac
July 14, 2014

Sorry, not a clue.

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