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- Creating New Documents
- Using the New Document Task Pane
- Basic Editing
- Saving Your Documents
- Saving an Existing File in Its Current Location
- Using Word's New Program and File Recovery Features
- Using AutoRecover to Recover Information from Damaged Files
- Retrieving Your Documents
- Finding the File You're Seeking
- Performing a Basic Search for Specific Text
- Switching Among Files You've Opened
- Troubleshooting
Saving Your Documents
Now that you've learned the basics of editing your document, let's discuss saving itwhich you should do often.
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If you have several files open at once, you can save them all at once by pressing Shift while you choose File, Save All.
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The Save All option does not normally appear on the File menu, except when you press Shift, or customize Word to include it (as covered in Chapter 27, "Customizing Word").