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Thank goodness you are using Microsoft Office Word to give your creativity some tangible form. Suddenly - there's a power outage. Have you saved your document? Oh no! Well your creativity has suddenly become very intangible again. That hurts! Microsoft Word help with such a scenario, to not let it happen easily. This scenario could happen to you (as it has happened to many others before you). This page wants to help you avoid such losses by showing you how to save and name your documents so that you can have them forever — or for at least a very long time. Along the way, you‘ll also find out how to delete a document just in case you really want to lose something forever. Saving a document for the first timeAfter you open a new document and work on it, you need to save it. As part of saving a document for the first time, Microsoft Word help by opening a dialog box and invite you to give the document a name. So the first time you save, you do three things at once — you save your work, choose which folder to save the document in, and name your document.To save a document for the first time, follow these steps:
Saving your document under a new nameIf you want to make a second copy of a document, you can do so by saving the first copy under a new name or making a copy. Microsoft Word help you by letting you, either way end up with two copies of the same file.To save a document under a new name, follow these steps:
To save a copy of a document, open it as you normally would, but click the down arrow next to the Open button in the Open dialog box and choose Open As Copy from the drop-down menu. Microsoft Word help by giving the new document the same name as the old, except the words “Copy of” appear in front of its name. Saving a document you've been working onIt behooves you to save your Microsoft Office Word documents from time to time as you work on them. (No, behooves is not computer jargon. That word just means that you should.) When you save a document, Microsoft Word help by taking the work you’ve done since the last time you saved your document and stores the work safely on the hard disk.You can save a document using any of the following 3 different ways:
Opening a saved documentBefore you can start working on a document that has been created and named (saved), you have to open it. And because finding the file you want to open can sometimes be difficult, Microsoft Word help you in several ways to locate files and quickly open them.To open a document you have saved, follow these steps:
Opening a new documentYou can always start a new document, whenever the mood takes you. You don't have to "empty" previous documents to have a brand new empty document. Microsoft Word help you to create a new document easily.To create a new document, follow any of the following 3 ways:
If you choose to use File ►New, you’ll see a dialog box with tabs and icons for creating documents from templates. Microsoft Word help by showing you templates which is a ready-made layout you can use for formatting a document. By choosing a template for creating a new document, you don’t have to do the formatting yourself. However, if you want to do the formatting, double-click the Blank Document icon or click OK to create a new document. Renaming a documentPerhaps you named your last Microsoft Office Word file as "Interplay of Light and Color in French Renaissance Poetry". But you really wanted to call it "Letter to Mom". If the name you gave to a document suddenly seems inappropriate or downright meaningless, you can rename it. What you'll be doing is changing the file name of the document. Microsoft Word help easily in in renaming your document.To rename a document file, follow these steps:
Closing a documentClick thee Close Window button or choose File ►Close to close a document when you’re done working on it. The Close Window button is located in the upper-right corner of the screen, right below its identical twin.Close Window button If you try to close a document and you’ve made changes to it that you haven’t saved yet, a dialog box will ask if you want to save your changes.
Click Yes unless you’re abandoning the document because you want to start all over. In that case, click No. Deleting a documentDeleting documents is really the duty of the Windows operating system, but you can delete a document without leaving Microsoft Office Word. Microsoft Word help wit deleting documents easily.To delete a document from the Microsoft Word application, follow these steps:
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