Existe uma maneira de alterar o recurso "pegar onde você parou" do MS Word 2013?
Aviso:
As instruções abaixo contêm etapas que informam sobre como modificar o registro. No entanto, podem ocorrer sérios problemas se você modificar o registro incorretamente.
Portanto, certifique-se de seguir estas etapas cuidadosamente. Para proteção adicional, faça o backup do registro antes de modificá-lo. Em seguida, você pode restaurar o registro se ocorrer um problema.
Para obter mais informações, consulte Como fazer backup e restaurar o registro no Windows.
Desativar o pick-up de onde você parou no Word
When you close a document, Word automatically bookmarks your most recent position in the document. If you take a break from reading, when you reopen your document, you can pick up where you left off. If you are signed in to Office, Resume Reading works even if you reopen the document from a different computer or other device.
If you feel that this feature is not useful for you, then you may want to disable it.
Press WindowsR combination, type
Regedt32.exe
in Run dialog box and press Enter to open the Registry Editor.Navigate to the following location:
HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Office.0\Word\Reading Locations
- Here the Reading Locations key is the culprit and is responsible for arising the tip on every start up of Office components. If you delete this key, it will help you to disable tip immediately. But as soon as you reboot the machine, the key will be written by system again and tip will start popping up. So we need to make this key read-only for everyone so that it can’t be re-written by system. To make this key read-only, right click over it and pick Permissions.
- Click on Advanced in the above shown window. Now uncheck the option “Replace all child object permission entries with inheritable permission entries from this object”.
- Click Apply followed by OK, again do the same for Permissions window. You may close the Registry Editor now, reboot to see results.
E um comentário de outro autor sobre o que precede:
I think that in a more recent version of Word, the "Replace all child object permission entries with inheritable permission entries from this object" box is unchecked by default, and you have to check "deny" Full Control to SYSTEM in the Permissions window before it will work.