Display & edit multiple documents in one window with tabbed Manager

Publisher:	Detong Technology Ltd.
Downloads:	2133
Software Type:	Shareware, 35.00
File Size:	3.21M
OS:	Windows All
Update Date:	11 November, 2011

Tabbed Office Interface -- Office Tabs makes the Microsoft Office work as it ware web browsers IE8, Chrome, and FireFox. Office Tabs makes multiple documents displayed in only one Window with tabs possible. Brings the tabbed user interface to Microsoft Office 2003, 2007 and 2010 (include Word, Excel and PowerPoint, Project, and Visio).
1. Open, read, edit and manage multiple Office documents in a tabbed window,
2. Using tabs for switching between documents.
3. Easy to use, just like IE 8, Firefox and Google Chrome.
4. Without filling your desktop with new, unorganized Office windows.
5. Based on Microsoft Office Standard Add-in technology.
Save Documents.
"Save All": Save all files in the tabbed window.
Easy determine which file has been changed, which has been saved: Office Tab will mark these modified documents or workbooks with an asterisk (*) in their names to indicate the modified documents or workbooks (except in PowerPoint).
Open Documents.
"Open in New Window": open current document or workbook in new window.
"Open Folder": You can open the relevant folder of current document
Close Documents.
You can close a tab by double-clicking the left button on it.
You can close a tab by clicking the middle mouse button once.
"Close All": close all files in the tabbed windows (a confirmation dialog box will appear when you choose to close all files).
"Close Other": close other files (exclude current file) in the tabbed windows.
Create New Document.
You can create new document by double-clicking the left button on the blank space on the tab bar.
"New" on the context menu: create a new document (it is the same as "New" feature in MS Office).
Full Document Name.
With Office Tab, the tab can display the whole document name on the tab bar no matter how long the document name it is.
Quickly Rename.
This function is different from "save as", once "rename" is applied, the document file under the original name does not exist anymore.