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Auto save backup
(a MS Word quesion)
Is there a way to configure Word to automatically create a backup (or even backup history) for every document? |
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Hi
In Word, Tools > Options > Save Tab - check the box "always create backup copy". Word will then create a backup for each document. The file will have the extension .wbk. Regards
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