How come WORD document sometimes asks me if I want to "save changes" when I haven't touched or typed anything?
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No idea.\nIt asks me for saving all about 90% of the time when I don't edit my document in any way. I believe that even if you click on the document Word thinks you've edited something.\n\nAnd about the paperclip dude - its not that hard to get rid of him. You can disable the automated help aid somewhere in the menus :P
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Whenever you are editing a MS Word document, all the changes you do are stored temporarily as "scrap". \nThis scrap file is deleted automatically when you close your document.\nHowever, if Word crashes before you save it, the scrap file remains in your HDD, which is what you presently see.
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From Add/remove programs\nclick add remove windows components\naccessories\nclick details and select/check mark wordpad\nok \ninstalled
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That means windows informs you that something has modified on the page you were viewing, maybee a message appeared, it finished loading the page, or other aspects. YOu shouldn't worry about this.
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click on download attchment - when it brings up open;save;cancel dialogue click save.\n\ngo to c:&#92;documents and settings&#92;<your UserID>&#92;My Documents&#92;My Pictures.\n\nHope this'll close the question.
172103
tools menu - options - privacy - clear saved form information\nand uncheck the save box under it\ngood luck :)
1076849
Wait a good while, if it is frozen, to make sure it doesn't fix itself. If word is already closed, you're only hope if either your last saved copy, or an 'auto-saved' copy. This can be found in the microsoft word program files. just do a search for auto save on your hard drive. If none of that works, you better be ready to start re-doing what you lost.
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It depends on the application you're running, but most of the time click: 'file' - 'new' - 'document'. Then you might see a prompt asking you for parameters, but it's that simple.
990421
shift + delete while scrolled over word
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Usually the older word programs will open the new documents.  I know the one in 2003 works with most.  You can go to microsoft.com and read up and make sure if you are worried it might mess up your paragraphing.
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There are 3 ways of doing this:\n1 Goto Main Menu:\nChoose: "Tool"\nClick on "track changes" again.\n2. Or press "Ctrl+Shift +E"\n3.At the lowest bottom part of your "word screen" find the three small letters, "TRK" and right click for its options or left click for an immediate change between on & off.
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It's an option in microsoft word.\n\nTry this.\nTools menu - Options\nEdit tab\n\nMake sure there is a check in the "Typing replaces selection" option.
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Try saving it as.. then select word document\nGood luck!
838102
This is why I chose to have backups created in Word.\nIn a Word document:\nclick Tools\ncl Options\ncl Save tab\nput a checkmark to "always create a backup copy"\n\nThis way, you will only lose what you wrote since your last "save."\n\nThey will build up, but when you "refresh" they will be bunched together at the top of your list.  Just click and delete.
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Apparently, that's part of Microsoft Office's Speech and Handwriting Recognition feature.  You could try to update your version of Office my going to the Office website, or you could try to disable the S&HR by going to Add/Remove Programs, then Microsoft Office, then click on Change, and then browse to Office Shared Features, Alternative User Input, and select for Speech and Handwriting Recognition (both) "Not available" from the drop-down box.
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Did you try to right click > save as?
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In Microsoft Word, I always go to File, Page Setup, then change the margins to 1 inch there.. Or maybe it's Document Setup.. I'm pretty sure it's one of those.