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![]() Win XP SP2 / Word 2003. How can we change the Word doc default backup location. As it stands, Word can be made to auto-backup Word docs w/ the ".wbk" extension to same folder that the main file is saved to. When I click "Save as" or "Save", I would like to be able to simultaneously auto-back my document to a prefered location (ex: a folder in a different computer on the home network), or, simultaneously send a backup to BOTH the default AND the prefered location. To me, this seems more practical and secure than a default-backup mechanism which targets the same folder on the same drive which might crash and obliterate all forever - as recently occurred. Is there a simple solution to all this or does it require a special Word macro? Thanks, -- Ted... |
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See if this provides what you are looking for:
http://www.gmayor.com/automatically_backup.htm -- Greg Maxey/Word MVP See: http://gregmaxey.mvps.org/word_tips.htm For some helpful tips using Word. tedoniman wrote: Win XP SP2 / Word 2003. How can we change the Word doc default backup location. As it stands, Word can be made to auto-backup Word docs w/ the ".wbk" extension to same folder that the main file is saved to. When I click "Save as" or "Save", I would like to be able to simultaneously auto-back my document to a prefered location (ex: a folder in a different computer on the home network), or, simultaneously send a backup to BOTH the default AND the prefered location. To me, this seems more practical and secure than a default-backup mechanism which targets the same folder on the same drive which might crash and obliterate all forever - as recently occurred. Is there a simple solution to all this or does it require a special Word macro? Thanks, |
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Thanx, Greg, for the lightning-fast response. Will check it all out and let
you know. Appreciate. -- Ted... "Greg Maxey" wrote: See if this provides what you are looking for: http://www.gmayor.com/automatically_backup.htm -- Greg Maxey/Word MVP See: http://gregmaxey.mvps.org/word_tips.htm For some helpful tips using Word. tedoniman wrote: Win XP SP2 / Word 2003. How can we change the Word doc default backup location. As it stands, Word can be made to auto-backup Word docs w/ the ".wbk" extension to same folder that the main file is saved to. When I click "Save as" or "Save", I would like to be able to simultaneously auto-back my document to a prefered location (ex: a folder in a different computer on the home network), or, simultaneously send a backup to BOTH the default AND the prefered location. To me, this seems more practical and secure than a default-backup mechanism which targets the same folder on the same drive which might crash and obliterate all forever - as recently occurred. Is there a simple solution to all this or does it require a special Word macro? Thanks, |
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OK, Greg. Just had a peek. Looks like precisely the absolute exact thing I
was looking for! I'll follow up on that and let you know in due time. Meantime, you got my vote - and many thanks indeed. -- Ted... "Greg Maxey" wrote: See if this provides what you are looking for: http://www.gmayor.com/automatically_backup.htm -- Greg Maxey/Word MVP See: http://gregmaxey.mvps.org/word_tips.htm For some helpful tips using Word. tedoniman wrote: Win XP SP2 / Word 2003. How can we change the Word doc default backup location. As it stands, Word can be made to auto-backup Word docs w/ the ".wbk" extension to same folder that the main file is saved to. When I click "Save as" or "Save", I would like to be able to simultaneously auto-back my document to a prefered location (ex: a folder in a different computer on the home network), or, simultaneously send a backup to BOTH the default AND the prefered location. To me, this seems more practical and secure than a default-backup mechanism which targets the same folder on the same drive which might crash and obliterate all forever - as recently occurred. Is there a simple solution to all this or does it require a special Word macro? Thanks, |
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