Word 2010: How to show which files are currently open

I'm running Word 2010 Windows 10 version 20H2.

In earlier versions of Word, when I had more than one file open in the Word window, Word would display little tabs at the bottom of the window, one tab for each file that was open. And I could switch between open files by simply clicking on one of these tabs.

Earlier versions of Word also had something like a drop-down menu at the top of the window which showed a list of open files, so I could click on a file name in that list to switch to a particular file.

Do these features exist in Word 2010?

Do you have the View on Word? I have 2007 and 2013 and that tab gives a choice of Switch windows which shows the list of open files. If I recall correctly older versions had a Status bar that could be shown on the bottom. Don't have the Notebook with Office 2010 running just now but did start one with 2016, same thing.

@CluelessInSeatl Glad to helped.

Thanks, guys! I added the Switch Windows button to the Word Quick Access Toolbar.

Tonight I cranked up an old PC and grabbed a screenshot showing how Word 2003 would display little tabs at the bottom of the window that I could click on to display the file:

I would keep multiple files open in a single Word window and click on the tab of the one(s) I wanted to display.

Helmut: Your screen shot appears to have each file in its own separate Word window. Am I interpreting that correctly?