Can you launch and close a Microsoft Word file from Captivate 8.01?

Can you launch and close a Microsoft Word Document from inside your Captivate 8.01 project?
Thank you, L

You can launch it as long as the server has the mime/type, especially if a docx.
Doubt that you can close it.

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