Ever since the first days of Windows we have clicked on the X in the top right corner of a program to close that program or a file within that program. It has become a standard Windows practice that has even been copied by other operating systems. Not to say that Microsoft invented the idea but who knows for sure.
For some reason in Word 2010 they decided to take away the X on the top right corner of the document (not Word itself) so you have to either close the whole program itself or go to File and then close to close the document. You may have noticed that when trying to close a document in Word 2010 without closing Word itself that there is no close document X button where it should be. Now you either have to close Word itself or go to File and Close to close the document while leaving Word open. Here we will show you hot to restore the X on the document itself so you can close it right from there instead of going to the File menu.
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Before the fix
After the fix