Vista system directly previews Office documents

        If you're using Windows Vista, fortunately, you can preview Office documents directly with a few settings, and you don't have to run the Microsoft Office component to open the document to see the content. However, in order to implement this convenient function, two conditions need to be met. First, let Vista know the two conditions of Office 1: Activate the preview panel default settings, Windows Vista does not automatically activate the preview panel, you must first open the "Folders and Search Options" window under the "Organization" Explorer. Switch to the "View" tab, drag the scroll bar on the right to find the "Show preview handle in preview pane" item and check the box: Then open the "Layout" menu under "Organization", click here to activate "Preview" Pane." Condition 2: Installing Office 2007 If only Microsoft Office XP/2003 or earlier is installed, even if the preview panel has been activated under Vista, you cannot preview Office documents. You must use the latest Microsoft Office 2007. . Second, not only "see" If the above two conditions have been met, we can open the folder containing Office documents in "Computer" or "Explorer", select the files that need to be browsed, and then you can The content previewed on the right side of the window (see photo), the content of the preview is very clear, and there are two scroll bars. The document is longer and can be scrolled. In addition to "look", you can find the copy and select all commands from the right-click menu when you right-click on the preview of the DOCX document. After testing, different types of documents will have different preview commands!