How to Automatically Save Files
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One Comment
Datalore
July 4th, 2007
at 1:56am
Pre-Office 2003 Excel used to have the Autosave as an Add-In – I recommend installing it!
And for all other office apps, set the autosave to 5 minutes instead of the default 10! Also, don’t use ‘Fast Save’ option in Word, as this makes your file unnecessarily bigger, since it only records the changes and not a refresh of the document in question (i.e. it holds all your deletions and changes from save to save).
Another handy way is to have Offline Files set up and Synchronise periodically…
Tips from the Datalore.