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In the new Word 2007, I can't find an option to "save as" I want to save the
same document as two different things, and I can't find the "save as" button. Help! |
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Is your Office Button (the "orb" in the top left corner) still blinking
because you haven't yet discovered it? Click on it to display a menu; that's where you'll find Save As; -- Suzanne S. Barnhill Microsoft MVP (Word) Words into Type Fairhope, Alabama USA http://word.mvps.org "Tracy" wrote in message ... In the new Word 2007, I can't find an option to "save as" I want to save the same document as two different things, and I can't find the "save as" button. Help! |
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That big round thing in the upper left corner isn't just a decoration.
It's called the "Office button", and it serves the same purpose as the old File menu (which appears again in Word 2010, admitting Microsoft's mistake). Click it to open a menu with such things as Open, Save As, and Print. -- Regards, Jay Freedman Microsoft Word MVP FAQ: http://word.mvps.org Email cannot be acknowledged; please post all follow-ups to the newsgroup so all may benefit. On Tue, 1 Jun 2010 16:06:01 -0700, Tracy wrote: In the new Word 2007, I can't find an option to "save as" I want to save the same document as two different things, and I can't find the "save as" button. Help! |
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You may find the macros at http://www.gmayor.com/automatically_backup.htm
useful, These can easily be adapted to save the document either to different locations or as different file types (or both). If you cannot figure it out, post back what you need. -- Graham Mayor - Word MVP My web site www.gmayor.com Word MVP web site http://word.mvps.org "Tracy" wrote in message ... In the new Word 2007, I can't find an option to "save as" I want to save the same document as two different things, and I can't find the "save as" button. Help! |
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Curious how the mind works. After getting used to the Office button in 2007,
I found myself wishing they had not changed it back to 'file' in Word 2010 LOL -- Graham Mayor - Word MVP My web site www.gmayor.com Word MVP web site http://word.mvps.org "Jay Freedman" wrote in message ... That big round thing in the upper left corner isn't just a decoration. It's called the "Office button", and it serves the same purpose as the old File menu (which appears again in Word 2010, admitting Microsoft's mistake). Click it to open a menu with such things as Open, Save As, and Print. -- Regards, Jay Freedman Microsoft Word MVP FAQ: http://word.mvps.org Email cannot be acknowledged; please post all follow-ups to the newsgroup so all may benefit. On Tue, 1 Jun 2010 16:06:01 -0700, Tracy wrote: In the new Word 2007, I can't find an option to "save as" I want to save the same document as two different things, and I can't find the "save as" button. Help! |
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They do say that keeping the brain active helps keep it healthy -- and
changing up the s/w is MS's way of doing that for us. :-) bj "Graham Mayor" wrote in message ... Curious how the mind works. After getting used to the Office button in 2007, I found myself wishing they had not changed it back to 'file' in Word 2010 LOL |
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In article ,
bj wrote: They do say that keeping the brain active helps keep it healthy -- and changing up the s/w is MS's way of doing that for us. :-) bj "Graham Mayor" wrote in message ... Curious how the mind works. After getting used to the Office button in 2007, I found myself wishing they had not changed it back to 'file' in Word 2010 LOL Nope! being a total cynic, MS only change things to annoy the users... For example when bringing out a New OS they have to change things we've taken time to learn, just to make the UI less user friendly. Once a GUI was a joy to use, now it has become a PITA, all style over substance, and where each new version is changed to make things a bit less user friendly. The same applies to many applications. But then I'm a cynic... ;-) Dave -- Dave Triffid |
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"Dave Symes" wrote in message
... In article , bj wrote: They do say that keeping the brain active helps keep it healthy -- and changing up the s/w is MS's way of doing that for us. :-) bj "Graham Mayor" wrote in message ... Curious how the mind works. After getting used to the Office button in 2007, I found myself wishing they had not changed it back to 'file' in Word 2010 LOL Nope! being a total cynic, MS only change things to annoy the users... For example when bringing out a New OS they have to change things we've taken time to learn, just to make the UI less user friendly. Once a GUI was a joy to use, now it has become a PITA, all style over substance, and where each new version is changed to make things a bit less user friendly. The same applies to many applications. But then I'm a cynic... ;-) Dave and then so am I.... But then, computers isn't the only thing that when they trumpet "We've improved it!!!!!" it means "Watch out, they've ruined it (and probably taken away the features you liked best....)" :-( bj |
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