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It's driving me nuts & I've spent hours trying to sort out this very annoying problem. Any help you can give would be very gratefully appreciated!
I've just upgraded from office 2007 to 2019 and I can no longer save a document to its original folder. Instead Word 2019 insists on saving everything to a default file. This is an awful situation as while this can be changed it is a big hassle to have to do this for every document. I use my own file structure where files can be easily located. To be specific if I change a document and either 'save' or 'save as' the alterations are not saved to the original document in its original location, which is what I need. Is there any - preferably one keystroke - command to save files in their original folders? Or do I have to download word 2007 again? Many thanks Phil |
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