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Auto copying a document
When I delete a word 2007 document it goes to the recycle bin. But, word
automatically makes a dupcilate copy and places it in the my documents folder. What can I do to correct this? Thank You -- larry |
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Auto copying a document
Clear the "Always create backup copy" option in Office button | Word
Options, Advanced category. The backup isn't a true backup, though; it is first created the second time you save the document, and it represents the document one save operation ago. -- Stefan Blom Microsoft Word MVP "larryhershman" wrote in message ... When I delete a word 2007 document it goes to the recycle bin. But, word automatically makes a dupcilate copy and places it in the my documents folder. What can I do to correct this? Thank You -- larry |
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Auto copying a document
Open Word, click on the office button, at the bottom open Word Options. In
the left pane select Advanced, scroll down til you see the Save section and deselect Always create backup copy. Hope that works for you. "larryhershman" wrote: When I delete a word 2007 document it goes to the recycle bin. But, word automatically makes a dupcilate copy and places it in the my documents folder. What can I do to correct this? Thank You -- larry |
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