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FILE CLOSE
 
Procedures: <Closing a document>
 
Use the File Close command to close the document
in the <active> window.
 
■ Word suggests that you save changes to your
  document before you close it. If you close a
  document without saving it, you lose all
  changes made since you last saved.
 
■ Before closing unnamed documents, Word displays
  the Save As dialog box and suggests that you
  name and save the document.
 
■ File Close cannot be reversed with the
  Edit Undo command.
 
■ You can also close a document by using the
  Window Close command, or, if you have a mouse,
  by clicking the close icon in the upper-left
  corner of the document window.
 
More Help: <File menu commands>
           <Window Close command>
           <Lesson: Opening & Closing Documents>
 
Using Manual: Ch. 1, "Basic Skills"