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Old 05-11-2019, 08:25 AM
Yakbird Yakbird is offline Converting a document back from sharing mode. Windows 7 64bit Converting a document back from sharing mode. Office 2019
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Hi, I seem to have inadvertently saved a Word document in 'compatibility mode,' and can't find a way to convert it back. There's no 'convert' option on my ribbon menu. I've tried using 'save as' and saving it as a .docx file, but that has no effect. I'm using Office 365, and haven't been using it very long.

Oops,just noticed the thread title says 'sharing mode.' I meant 'compatibility mode.'

I'm sure this has been asked many times, so I apologise for the repeat. Any help much appreciated.

Many thanks,

Steve.

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