#CHECK BOX WORD FOR MAC FOR MAC#
#CHECK BOX WORD FOR MAC PC#
#CHECK BOX WORD FOR MAC MAC#

I just took one important document, adapted it to create another and then realised that I'd be overwriting the original. Also, if one is creating a new document one doesn't see this. I think there must be a loop that gets muddled after a while as, if I switch everything off and on again, it behaves okay for a bit so I forget there's a problem. Sometimes it will save as and sometimes not. I have just been struggling along for ages.

#CHECK BOX WORD FOR MAC MAC#

Interested to see it wasn't just Mac people having this problem. It is insane, but the only way I have been able to work since this happened is to FIRST open Finder and copy the file I want to start with (TEST.docx) and then paste it into the same folder (it will create TEST copy.docx). Is there some issue with Finder not playing nice with Office? But even worse that that, if I try to create a NEW document,, and then try to even just File | Save it.

Worse than that, if I try to 'File | Save As.' again, the dialogue window does not even open!ДҐ. HOWEVER, the file name in the Word window remains TEST and there is no 'TEST 2.docx' file anywhere on my computer.Д¤. That opens a dialogue window to navigate where I want to save it, so I type in a new file name 'TEST 2.docx' and click on the 'Save' button, and the dialogue window disappears.ДЈ. docx file (let's say it is TEST.docx) and then decide I want to save it as a new document, so I pull down 'File | Save As.'Дў. pretty much what everyone is saying here. That worked well enough until about a week ago when I discovered some very strange behavior when trying to save files.

#CHECK BOX WORD FOR MAC FOR MAC#

I had Word 2008 for Mac on my Mac running just fine for years until my antivirus started complaining that it was not safe, so I upgraded to Office 2016 for Mac about two months ago. Per the warning message, double check the formatting and appearance of your document just in case somethingДid change with it before you submit your document anywhere. You will get a box that pops up letting you know that you are converting to an online XML file available on the newest versions of Word and that some of the originalДЇormatting on your document may be affected. Top option Word Document (.docx) This is the file format you originally tried to save it as. Once it's opened, go to the drop down menu again and select 'Save As' and select file format drop down again and select the Reopen Word and in the drop down menu select 'Open Recent.' Select the document you just saved. It will save your document in Compatibility Change the file format to Word 97-2004 (.doc) Click save. I found a way to work around it for now until they fix this bug.Д¬lick on the drop down menu and select 'Save As.' Then look for the File Format box in the lower right hand corner of the Save As box you should be in. The other and was afraid I changed some settings in the process without knowing? I Has anyone had the problem after working in I-Cloud? Could the I-Cloud settings have made some universal change? I had dragged things into i-cloud to try to get them to transfer from one drive to I thought it was just my set up because I am trying to migrate documents on a Seagate drive that was not ex-fat formatted and the issue there on the MAC is that it opens only a Read Only copy of anything saved on an external drive It also shows the message that docx is the xml-based format that is used and it 'cannot store VBA macro code.' It hasД«een going on all week. Will not do the 'Save As' and it states at the bottom the 'recommend compatibility issues' check. The SAME drive will open Word Documents on the MAC and save the changes but it

#CHECK BOX WORD FOR MAC PC#

I have tried opening my Word documents on the PC from an external drive formatted with the ex-fat file formatting and those documents can 'Save As' on the PC.

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