- Tip #1: Welcome (Dont Hate) the Ribbon
- Tip #2: Meet the New File MenuThe Office Button
- Tip #3: Remove the New Default Paragraph Spacing
- Tip #4: Spice Up Documents with Quick Parts and Building Blocks
- Tip #5: Use SmartArt to Visually Stimulate
- Tip #6: Add Shortcuts to the Quick Access Toolbar
- Tip #7: Understand the Compatibility Issues
- Tip #8: Change the Default Saving Format
- Tip #9: Change the AutoRecover Save Interval
- Tip #10: Protect Your Privacy with Document Inspector
Tip #9: Change the AutoRecover Save Interval
When using new applications, new errors and issues might pop up causing them to close unexpectedly. To help prevent from losing your work, you might want to make the AutoRecover saves more frequent. That way, when you start up the application after a crash, you’ll be presented with a more recent copy of your work. To do this, click the Office Button, click the Word Options button, choose the Save category, and modify the second option down. By default, AutoRecover saves every 10 minutes; mine is set at every minute.